1932 FORD 5 WINDOW COUPE A TRADITIONAL HOT ROD

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  • Опубликовано: 20 мар 2023
  • See the history and journey behind classic cars as we chat with Al Liebmann and get the story behind his classic 1932 Ford coup.
    Each classic car has a story to tell and in this video we chat with Al Liebmann as he tells us the history and owners involved with the 1932 Ford five window coupe identified as a traditional hot rod.

Комментарии • 17

  • @user-wz8gw8tb9w
    @user-wz8gw8tb9w Месяц назад +1

    I owned the '32 and sold it to Don who flipped it to Al......I did put the 3x2's on it.....fun car

  • @matskarlsson3219
    @matskarlsson3219 Год назад +1

    Thanks Rana and Al Liebmann for the history of this unique and amazing 1932 Ford. 👍

  • @DavesClassicCars
    @DavesClassicCars Год назад +2

    Amazing history with this 1932 Ford. Such a classic hot rod. Thanks Rana.

    • @RanasRadar
      @RanasRadar  Год назад +1

      welcome Dave! always nice to hear the history behind these cars!

  • @jimmygarner696
    @jimmygarner696 Год назад +2

    I think this car spent a little time in Georgia too.

    • @RanasRadar
      @RanasRadar  Год назад +1

      youve seen it before Jimmy?

    • @jimmygarner696
      @jimmygarner696 Год назад +1

      Yes...looks like the one my friend Bill Hildebrand in Georgia owned for a while!

    • @user-wz8gw8tb9w
      @user-wz8gw8tb9w Месяц назад

      ​@@jimmygarner696......I traded Mr Haldibrand a '32 Roadster for it.....I sold it to Don Schmidt and he flipped it to Al.....I was the 4th owner.

  • @akbo47
    @akbo47 8 месяцев назад

    Donnie T, in Alabama who does pin striping and sign painting dug it out and owned it for a while then sold it to Don S. in Oklahoma. Don bought it just to flip for a quick profit and Al bought it from Don. So that is part of the history of the car. Al is quite the promoter of the car. Donnie probably did the pin striping, he is well known in Alabama for striping a lot of race cars and show cars he did a car for the Grand National Roadster show. The speed shop sticker on the window was Donnie's second home and being from Alabama, he supported George Wallace.

    • @RanasRadar
      @RanasRadar  8 месяцев назад

      wow, thank you for your input on further letting us know about the history of this '32, I hope Al get's a chance to come and comment as well.

    • @akbo47
      @akbo47 8 месяцев назад

      @@RanasRadar I spoke to Donnie today and he said he got the car from a person in Georgia and he did not paint the pinstripes. I think Al did an incredible and extensive job of researching the car. What he said is very factual. Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to your next video!

  • @HotRodDave
    @HotRodDave Год назад +1

    Cool 32

  • @gaylewhite2049
    @gaylewhite2049 3 месяца назад +1

    once again a really nice Ford is craped on with a bowtie. Absolutly no imagination at all.

  • @riverstonerodnresto
    @riverstonerodnresto 10 месяцев назад +2

    Awesome 32. Please Rana, spend more time filming the car instead of the owner. Can't stand watching minutes of someone's face.. sorry. Film the car not the people

    • @RanasRadar
      @RanasRadar  10 месяцев назад

      I’ll try more footage of the car but the people are a big part of the interview, I’ll try and find a good balance :)