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1932 V8 standard roadster update 2 Attachment(s)
Finished, finally.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Simply stunning.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Nice as usual !!!!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Very nice job! Gorgeous!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Stunning indeed!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Very very nice indeed!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update That all black is just fabulous!!! Fantastic job David
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Boy nothing is more beautiful than a Standard open car!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Beautiful!!....Mark
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update The standard open cars are a real challenge. Congratulations on a tremendous accomplishment. It's beautiful.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Quote:
I like that you didn't put whitewalls on it.... https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...8&d=1603757779 |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Wow David, that's just gorgeous. Would love to see that in person....maybe at an EFV-8 Club Meet.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Likely should there ever be another one.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update nicely done. Nothing like original.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update spectacular
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Absolutely fantastic David.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Great job, David. Beautiful car!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Lovely.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Outstanding ! Now pics of interior,dash,rumble area and engine.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Beautifully done, best of luck .
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Fantastic restoration David!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Absolutely stunning is correct, I love the gold pin stripping. Well done
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Absolutely Stunning.
Love the way it looks! |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Wow that is great, very well done. I hope you will post some more photos of it.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Yes, all of the above.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Beauty, nice to see it finished, and to think it almost became a hot rod.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Another fine restoration David! Can't wait to see in person!
Stay Safe, Pat |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update I'm in love! Perfect.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Beautiful car and restoration is amazing
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Very nice
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Beautiful restoration David, can't wait to see it in person when this Covid epidemic is over. I have a question for you. I noticed that your car has a tail light on the passenger side. Was that stock for a standard roadster?
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update I will be up to get it just say when?
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Thanks for the compliments, guys.
woodiewagon46, The second tail lamp was a dealer-installed accessory. The only thing different about it from the left side lamp is the bracket, which was the version used on right-hand-drive cars plus a crossover wiring harness. I am surprised that no one has commented on the car's three rear view mirrors, just like a modern car, given it left the factory with only one. All of the parts used for the other two are genuine Ford '32 components. |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Wow. Looks great!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Really great job - I agree with everyone else’s comments. That is one great looking car!
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Wonderful, I did quickly notice the three mirrors because I read the book. I also don't think you are the guy to question on these points. HaHa.
Now for a few million more pics...... |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update David, it appears that the license plate lamp lens is red in the RH tail lamp. Was the dealer installed second tail lamp supplied like this?
Phil. |
Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Don't know much about stock restored deuces as I'm more of a hot rodder but I can sure appreciate a top notch restoration like yours
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update I noticed the three mirrors, didn't want to interrupt the chorus of well deserved complements. Anxious to see the interior and trunk. Standard roadsters by factory definition are austere vehicles, your roadster is anything but austere, it changes the meaning of standard. "Well done" is an understatement.
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Re: 1932 V8 standard roadster update Exceptional restoration!
I especially like the blackwall tires and black wheels. |
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