1932 Ford High Boy Roadster

Here's a great example of the ever popular 1932 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster. This is a clean yet sophisticated build using high grade materials and components. At the heart of this bad boy is a Chevy 383 Stroker engine with an estimated 450 hp and a ton of torque. A Holley 750 cfm carb sits on top with a nicely sized cam and great set of Zoomie headers that allow this motor to breathe like it should. The transmission is a modified TH 350 with a high stall speed torque converter. It also has a beefed up GM 10 bolt rear end that can handle all of the torque and horsepower. 

The trunk area is very well laid out with the fuel cell and battery tucked in and around some great carpet and very cool mirrors. The fiberglass body is from Show Me but still retains a steel hood. The side panels for the engine bay will of course be included with the sale of the car as well as another set of headers and misc. parts. This Roadster has sported the back cover of a great novel called "Hamburgers and Hot Rods" by author Eric Johnson. A copy of the book will also go with the sale. The beautiful street rod has brought home many awards at the local and regional car shows. This Roadster is a very fast yet, very dependable easy cruising street machine.