Ohh trick little old 1929 Ford Model A Roadster 32 rails and grill, very nice
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Ohh trick little old 1929 Ford Model A Roadster 32 rails and grill, very nice
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4 Banger stocker engine in a 1929 model a ford roadster pickup truck
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The real deal Ardun not a reproduction. Here it is Kids Ardun Flathead the holy Grail of hot rodding
Just as a point of reference most arduns I come across go for around $50,000 so add in a real 32 roadster and your prolly in the 75K range given the shape of this one. A perfect Ardun Roadster sold at auction this summer for over $160,000 so this car is pretty interesting.
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Seller states:
I,ve owned this car for 30 years.
Original frame with 1948 Flathead engine fitted with original Ardun heads(numbers 242 and 243).
These are the earlier heads with the front water outlets,unlike the reproductions available.
Engine is fitted with 4 Strombergs,Vertex mag,Potvin cam,Headers etc,etc
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Nice 1932 ford roadster with flathead for sale.
Black Nice spokes with just a bit of chrome bling. Killer little 32 ford. If Vern Tardel Built it you know its a winner. I have been out to his Shop and its like flathead ford Heaven. Love it !
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Seller states:
FORD ROADSTER HOT ROD
1932 All Steel Ford Roadster No. 1
Up for sale is a 1932 all steel ford roadster traditional Hot Rod. “OLD SCHOOL HOT ROD” with ford flat head V-8. This car was built by Vern Tardel and was his personal car. This is car #1 out of #5 in a special series done by Vern Tardel and San Francisco Flatheads. You may know vern Tardel from “How to build a traditional hot rod” or his impeccable reputation for building the best Hot Rods.
This is a great, well built Hot Road done by one of the best builders, Vern Tardel. A car like this would be what all the soldiers wanted when they came back from the war in WWII, but updated with new specs and gear. “This car runs and drives great”.
FRAME: Frame rails -ASC, Front crossmember – Ford Model A, Rear crossmember -VTE 1932 K-member.
REAR END/SUSPENSION: Rodsville Quick-change center section rear end, VTE quill shaft and retainers, 1936 Ford axle housings; 1940 Ford anles; 1940 ford carrier, 3.78:1; No. 3B change gear set, 3.38:1 final ratio; Ford model A rear spring; 1935-1936 Ford rear rods; 1940 Ford rear brakes; Kelsey-Hayes 4×16 inc. rear wheels; Firestone Deluxe Champion tires, 7.50-16.
FRONT END/SUSPENSION/BREAKS/STEERING: 1932 Ford heavy axle, 3-inch drop; 1932 Ford wishbone; 1940 ford spindles; VTE front spring; 1948 Ford F-1 shock mounts; Tubular front shock; 1940 Ford front brakes; 1940 Ford master cylinder; 1949 Ford F-1 VTE steering box; Kelsey-Hayes 4×16 inch front wheels; Firestone deluxe Champion tires 4.25-16.
ENGINE: Ford flat head French block, 3-5/16 inch bore; 4-inch stroke; 275 cid; Ross pistons; Isky 400 Jr. camshaft; Isky valve springs; Adjustable lifters; Sharp three-pot manifold; Three Stromberg 97 carburetors;Sharp cylinder heads; 1946 Ford VTE ignition; Keith Tardel tube headers; Exhaust system by Major Muffler; Mike Bishop porting; Machining and assembly by Shelby’s ‘ Ed Binggeli, Vern Tardel; JAMCO radiator; VTE generator cover: VTE coil cover. “Runs Great”.
TRANSMISSION: 1939 1939 Ford three-speed, fully rebuilt to new specs.
BODY: 1932 Ford, steel, by Brookville Roadsters; Body work and paint by Tim’s Paint shop, Color-Ford Black; Guide headlights; 1932 Ford VTE gas tank; 1932 Ford windshield, chopped 2 inches; 1934 Ford exterior door handles; 1946 Ford taillights; 1941 Ford license plate light.
COCKPIT/INTERIOR: Stewart-Warner gauges; VTE Champion instrument panel; 1940 Ford standard steering wheel; 1940 Ford pickup steering column; Upholstery by Jacks Custom upholstery.
You will not be disappointed with this fantastic 1932 Ford Traditional Hot Rod.
This car would make a great addition to any collection and or a great investment. These top of the line Ford traditional Hot Rods with Ford flathead engine are rare and hold value. Take advantage of the down turn in the economy and get that once in a life time chance to own of of the most sought after and desirable “OLD SCHOOL HOt RODS” Built by one of the greats Vern Tardel.
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Awesome HAMB build. Killer traditional Ride.
Seller states:
Here is quite possibly the most traditional 1931 Ford A-V8 roadster available today. The chassis is a step boxed original 1932 Ford chassis with stock front crossmember using stock style 32 front engine mounts and a stock K-member with rear c-channel legs added for more torsional strength. The rear crossmember is 26-27 Ford Model T along with the T tapered leaf rear spring. 1932 Ford pedals are used converted to Hydraulic brakes with a stainless steel sleeved 1939 master cylinder. Steering is a rebuilt F1 with a 35 mast and column drop turned by a 38 Banjo wheel. E-brake is a stock 32 handle and works quite well. Front axle is an original 32 which has been dropped, chromed and drilled and all is positioned by an original, intact wishbone. A chromed Posies spring is used along with chromed 39 backing plates and drums. The rear is an original Halibrand Culver City quickchange using 40 cones and shortened 36 bolt on radius rods. Chrome P&J shocks are used on all four corners along with 40 wheels, smooth trim rings and 40 Deluxe caps. Tires are 7.00 and 5.50×16 Firestones and front spindles are 40 also. Rear brakes are 40 Ford with slip-on drums and functioning E-brake. The excellent engine in this car started as a 51 Ford 8BA V8 which is now .060 over, uses a EAB Merc cam with Johnson lifters, stock chrome fuel pump, shortened W headers with 1.75″ exhaust feeding both screw on capped 36 Ford driveshaft lakes pipes and full, out the back dual exhaust. Mufflers were not used nor are they needed. Ignition is Mallory and AC 12v finned coil. Fan is an 8RT belt driven item along with the generator and water pumps. Oil filter is a Filcoolator beehive. Transmission is a 38 with 40 gears connected to an 8BA flywheel with 40 style 10″ clutch and pressure plate. The driveshaft is a shortened 40 torque tube and all bearings, universals were new at time of construction during the last two years. The body on the car is an original 31 roadster correctly fitted to the 32 frame with a full steel floor from the seat back. Front floor is wood as was done by Henry. A ten gallon T tank is behid the seat with remote fill. Deck lid hinges are 51 Ford. The dash is an absolute work of art 41 Ford Super Deluxe which has been sliced and diced to fit and used Fenton chrome aftermarket trim. A stock 31 Deluxe top is fitted and has been chopped 3 inches along with the windshield. Tali lights are 46 Ford, head lights are 36 passenger lenses/rings on 35 pickup buckets. Original 32 grill/shell holds a modified Mustang radiator enclosed in a 32 tank. This car was constructed during the last two years by an absolute master, the workmanship and attention to detail is mind blowing. Everything functions as intended although the gas guage is not to be trusted and the speedo reads a little fast depending on the gears in the QC. Seat is built for a tall individual and shorter drivers may need to invest in pillows are do a little seat modification. The complete build history from beginning to end may be found on the HAMB, 30 pages of photos and info that reads like a Tardel book. Registration/title is a clear and open NYS 1931 Ford item.
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Old 35 Coupe in need of some love. Snatch it up and bring it back to life.
Seller writes
1935 Ford Coupe Project. Has 36 Ford front sheetmetal. Car is still on the original frame, appears to be really solid. Frame does not have rear spring crossmember. Body has typical rust, will need patch panels in the bottom of the doors, front of wheels, below trunk, but overall very solid old car. The doors open and close nicely…latches work good. Window cranks roll up and down. Car is just sitting on 47 ford juice brake axles front and rear, no springs, just tack welded to frame to move it around. It has no trunklid, but does have the hinges. Rear fenders look really nice, front fenders have had cracks repaired & welded but will need finished. Has all interior window frames except for rear quarter windows. Have extra 36 dash and windshield frame and they will go with the car. It also has the roll down back glass option. No glass in the car. No title, will be sold as a project/parts with a bill of sale only.
Perfect old school hot rod all traditional with fantastic looks.
Seller states: Up for auction is my 1930 ford model a 5 window coupe hot rod this car looks like it fell out of the 1950′s and this is as cool as it gets it has a 59a flat head in it with a 1938 top loader trans. the car has a 5” chop that is done right and looks good. This car runs and drives great and i drive it daily with no problems everything works on the car and it still has the 6 volt system in it. the body does have some rot on the bottom (very little) but i use it the way it is and i like it this way and also the paint thats on it is the original paint from the factory so there is no hidden surprises here. this is a great little fun car that i just love but money is tight so the toy has got to go if you have any questions please fell free to message me SPECS: 5″ CHOPPED ROOF REVERSE EYE REAR SPRING 1938 FORD TOP LOADER TRANSMISSION 1940 FORD FLATHEAD 59A 1932 FORD HEAVY BEAM 1939 LINCOLN ZEPHYR FRONT WISHBONE (unsplit but pinched to fit 32 axle width) 1932 FORD GRILLE SHELL 1932 FORD MECHANICAL BRAKES (1-1/2″ bigger than model a brakes) 1935 FORD V8 WIRE WHEELS 1939 FORD PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1932 CHEVY GAS TANK RUMBLE HINGES NEW CANVAS TOP PINSTRIPED DASH THERE IS NOT ONE PART NEWER THEN 1940 ON IT!!! THIS CAR IS A PERIOD CORRECT
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Seller states:
1932 Ford Highboy; Original Ford steel body, 350 cu. in., 4-spd, 3X2s………a genuine old Hot Rod!
The car was built with the 350 in the LA area in the late sixties and has been and is driven regularly….has lots of “patina”….i.e. wear and tear……….
The paint is decent, but the lacquer is cracking in some places. Windshield posts and frame are nice, but there is some chrome flaking on the posts.
The interior started off burgundy, but after 50 plus years has faded to tan. Has a nice top that folds up and fits in the rumble seat (no side curtains).
The hood is a Ford 25 louver , but also includes louvered hood top panels for an open engine capability.
The Dash is from and old Auburn, with SW mechanical gauges. Old sprint steering wheel.
I-beam drilled front axle, Ford drum brakes, hairpins, transverse rear spring.
Has Bias ply WSWs, but also includes a set of mounted and balanced radials.
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