‘32 ford 3-window coupe saga

kguy’s bro finds a gem in detroit.
makes its way to greenfield village and then invited to be the centerpiece at the 100th anniversary of the rouge plant in dearborn.
all still unrestored and original.
starting it after sitting three days at the village:
• starting a '32 ford 3-...

[@oldtimesmatthew]

What a beautiful 32. The 32-34 Fords are my favorite. I have a 1926 Model T Coupe myself. That it's such a survivor is amazing. So few were spared chopping, channeling, and total hot rodding. If I had a 32 The only thing I'd do is drop in a later Flathead V8 like the 85HP or 100HP versions for increased reliability and touring. They're beautiful cars.

[@p.steven2413]

What a Nice Story and Thank You For Sharing It ! My Dad Has a 1934 5 Window Coupe and Now My Brother Owns It . 32's to 34's Nice Cars !

[@williamworden3597]

I don't know what you would do with this...except put in a garage or collection and pull it out for an occasional local car show. You should face criminal charges if you even thought of modifications. These are so far and few in-between. 🙂

[@georgvonsauer2618]

Now, compared that with a Plymouth 3 window coupe of the same year! I have seen them side by side and the the PB was a better car all the way qround...not as fast, but a better car

[@elcourty77]

I join the channel

[@johnadams6350]

How much

[@Alamraya234]

Mini ford apa bisa dibeli kah ?

[@cynthiaayers7696]

So a 3 Window Coupe has four windows..? Explain please.

[@killarneyguy]

Ah! The windshield is not included in the count.

[@carlaynecain7027]

The front is a wind shield and the other 3 are windows. Side windows and rear window.

[@Wolf_Whistle]

Is this still for sale?