That thing runs so smooth! I have a 1942 Ford Super Deluxe Business Coupe that I just got home in. Took a nice day after Christmas Sunday drive! Was so nice. Went to the local park and took a walk and had a one man car show with several people wanting to know about the car. Of course, that is a part of the fun!
Great video and thanks for posting, great looking car and looks like a lot of fun. I have a '29 Packard and I'm always befuddled by the Model A guys who never cease to claim that they cruise with their cars at 55-60 mph, and they get huffy when I ask them how!
Beautiful car. I've got a Model A Fordor Town Sedan with a Model B engine in it here in Australia, almost the same color as yours. That sound is so familiar. Thanks for taking us for a drive around your lovely town.
Absolutely amazing video man I just subscribed to your channel do you think you could please do more like this video only a lot longer and a lot hire or PM up shifting I would love to hear that engine sing thanks man you stay safe and have a blessed one
That was fun, thanks for the ride! Really nice view out over the hood. I think, from the engine cranking speed, and the CB radio, that it has a 12 volt system - good guess? I know that Model B indicates the 4 cylinder engine, and wasn't it a 1932 only model? Were there other differences from the V8 cars?
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video! You are correct, my car was converted over to a 12volt system… good guess!!👍🏻 The Model B was Ford’s 4cyl version of the 1932 line with the new V8! The Model B was a good option for customers that wanted the new slick “Aerodynamic” body style with the comfort of the dependable tried and true 4 cylinder of the model A… the main differences moving forward from the Model A in 1932 was other than the obvious new V8 was the new body styling which moved the gas tank from the front of the car to the rear of the car!
It would have been great if you had taken a quick tour of the car for those of us who are not familiar or may never have seen one. Open the hood and the back let us see the full interior and look around and get a good close look at the dash Etc. Thanks for preserving and posting this piece of History.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Check out the other videos on my channel for all the details you asked about! This car has a unique story, it’s worth checking out! I appreciate the support!!👊🏻
I think so, only drawback is they require a lot of attention to keep them running good compared to modern cars… but it’s reliability is better than what you would think.. Thanks for watching and the question!👊🏻
Model a vs b is not a engine change as much as a model change. Model b introduces a slightly new design but newer technology. New engine choices new features. It doesn't indicate it has a v8. Though the v8 was now an option.
If I was buying a new Ford in 1932 I am pretty sure that I would have bought the Model B four cylinder with 50 HP, I believe, 10 more than the Model A. The B was an improved A and not a brand new design which the V8 was. Brand new designs often need to be proven in customer use and may need a little more work. The B was likely less expensive than the V8 as well.
Thank you for watching! Yes, I agree I probably would have bought a B as well, I would have wanted them to work all the issues out of the V8 before buying one, and from what I’ve read about the V8 there were quite a few issues at first, but still a good idea and engine for the time.
Vim aqui após assistir um filme da Netflix que retirada a história de dois criminosos que utilizavam esse carro. No Google não tem informações sobre a velocidade dele.
Their car was a V8, this one is the 4 cylinder model, I usually cruise around 40mph, that is plenty fast enough for this old Ford! Thanks for watching!!👊🏻
No talking. No music. Perfect ! Thank you.
Welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the feedback!👊🏻
No Jay Leno
Listening to the happy hum of the engine is a treat in itself.
Thanks! I think so too!👍🏻👊🏻
That thing runs so smooth! I have a 1942 Ford Super Deluxe Business Coupe that I just got home in. Took a nice day after Christmas Sunday drive! Was so nice. Went to the local park and took a walk and had a one man car show with several people wanting to know about the car. Of course, that is a part of the fun!
Perfect Car!
Soft door, nice suspencion, whisper of the engine, minumalistic google-panel, excelkent🎉
Thank you and Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it!👊🏻
Nothing like a a original 32 ford. It doesn't get much better than this. Good luck and thanks for the video
Bro is about to rob a bank in Chicago and listen to some soft jazz 😂
Amazing car!
Lol!!🤣🤣 Thank you!! 👊🏻
Great video and thanks for posting, great looking car and looks like a lot of fun. I have a '29 Packard and I'm always befuddled by the Model A guys who never cease to claim that they cruise with their cars at 55-60 mph, and they get huffy when I ask them how!
Often an aftermarket overdrive, or so I've heard.
Beautiful car.
I've got a Model A Fordor Town Sedan with a Model B engine in it here in Australia, almost the same color as yours. That sound is so familiar.
Thanks for taking us for a drive around your lovely town.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it! Hope you enjoy your car as much as I enjoy mine!👊🏻
What a beautiful automobile. '32 Ford is one of my favorites. Wish I had one, too.
Thank you!
I love your car and I love where you live. It's the perfect background for such a delightful ride. I'm so jealous!
Thank you! I appreciate it! Thank you for watching!👊🏻
What a beauty 👏🏾
Thank you! I appreciate it!!👊🏻
You know, I don’t think I would like to own a model a. Driving it would probably be so relaxing, I’d just fall asleep at the wheel!
Very Relaxing
Good! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!!👊🏻
Thanks for taking us along for the drive!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!👊🏻
Well done!
Thank you! I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you Sir
Most welcome! I enjoy driving it and making videos and sharing it with everyone! Thanks for watching! 👊🏻
Absolutely amazing video man I just subscribed to your channel do you think you could please do more like this video only a lot longer and a lot hire or PM up shifting I would love to hear that engine sing thanks man you stay safe and have a blessed one
Nice !
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Thank you!!👊🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
Nice taut steering ! Not much freeplay.
nice!
Thank you!!👊🏻
Love the car. Would liked to see under the hood. Beautiful countryside!
Thank you, I have been thinking about doing a more in-depth walk around video on it…
Very nice video. A beautiful car and a beautiful area. Could you tell me what state you are in ?
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! I live in Tennessee.
cool! but the engine roar is deafening, ear destruction. can silent mufflers be fitted?
It has a muffler, it’s not as bad as it sounds. But it is definitely louder than the cars of today.
Whaha has a cb radio in it 🤣🤭🤣 73s from this Dutch Ham operator.
That was fun, thanks for the ride! Really nice view out over the hood. I think, from the engine cranking speed, and the CB radio, that it has a 12 volt system - good guess? I know that Model B indicates the 4 cylinder engine, and wasn't it a 1932 only model? Were there other differences from the V8 cars?
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video! You are correct, my car was converted over to a 12volt system… good guess!!👍🏻 The Model B was Ford’s 4cyl version of the 1932 line with the new V8! The Model B was a good option for customers that wanted the new slick “Aerodynamic” body style with the comfort of the dependable tried and true 4 cylinder of the model A… the main differences moving forward from the Model A in 1932 was other than the obvious new V8 was the new body styling which moved the gas tank from the front of the car to the rear of the car!
Would love to own one or i can try to convert my old bicycle into car paddle version of this adorable model
Their were two engine options, 4cyl and V8. I'm inclined to think this is a 4 cylinder?
You are correct..👏🏻
It would have been great if you had taken a quick tour of the car for those of us who are not familiar or may never have seen one. Open the hood and the back let us see the full interior and look around and get a good close look at the dash Etc. Thanks for preserving and posting this piece of History.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Check out the other videos on my channel for all the details you asked about! This car has a unique story, it’s worth checking out! I appreciate the support!!👊🏻
Could you realistically have one of these as your only car? After COVID I went full remote work and drove 1200 miles last year.
I think so, only drawback is they require a lot of attention to keep them running good compared to modern cars… but it’s reliability is better than what you would think.. Thanks for watching and the question!👊🏻
Very interesting, does that radio where the passenger seat is work? That is a radio right?
Yes, still works! My grandparents used to use it for communication when we were on tours with the other cars in the group.
CB radio
Is this a v8 or the 4cyl
It is the 4cyl version. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it! Check out my Instagram for more pictures.. @32modelbford
1932 was when Ford made the first affordable V8 vehicle, making it more powerful than the four-cylinder!
Affordable? During the *Great Depression* ?? For those who still had a job and worked in the public sector perhaps.
Not-syncronized gearbox?
No, I don’t think so.
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Model a vs b is not a engine change as much as a model change. Model b introduces a slightly new design but newer technology. New engine choices new features.
It doesn't indicate it has a v8. Though the v8 was now an option.
It looks so much like my Ford Model A, but not. haha, everything is slightly different but also slightly the same.
I agree they are very similar! Just minor differences! Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!👊🏻
If I was buying a new Ford in 1932 I am pretty sure that I would have bought the Model B four cylinder with 50 HP, I believe, 10 more than the Model A. The B was an improved A and not a brand new design which the V8 was. Brand new designs often need to be proven in customer use and may need a little more work. The B was likely less expensive than the V8 as well.
Thank you for watching! Yes, I agree I probably would have bought a B as well, I would have wanted them to work all the issues out of the V8 before buying one, and from what I’ve read about the V8 there were quite a few issues at first, but still a good idea and engine for the time.
I take it the gears are synchronized
Vim aqui após assistir um filme da Netflix que retirada a história de dois criminosos que utilizavam esse carro. No Google não tem informações sobre a velocidade dele.
Their car was a V8, this one is the 4 cylinder model, I usually cruise around 40mph, that is plenty fast enough for this old Ford! Thanks for watching!!👊🏻
You do night drive will be cool
Good idea! Thanks!!👊🏻