Featured on AutoHunter, the web public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 406-powered 1932 Ford Highboy roadster. Reportedly constructed by Dick Grace, this Wescott fiberglass-bodied sizzling rod is powered by a fuel-injected Chevrolet 406cid V8 backed by a Doug Nash five-speed guide transmission. Options embrace drilled Pete & Jakes I-beam entrance axle, Halibrand quick-change rear axle, and lots extra. Completed in yellow with flame accents over a tan vinyl inside, this Ford will include a transparent title.

The fiberglass physique is completed in yellow with orange flames. Options embrace hand-bent customized chrome bumpers that reportedly price $4,000, polished chrome steel Dan Fink grille, chrome mirror caps, windshield body, and chrome roll bar, flip-up LeMans gasoline cap, hinged trunk lid, and teardrop taillights. A walk-around video could be seen beneath.

A set of polished aluminum Halibrand-style spoked (entrance) and slotted (rear) wheels are wrapped in radial tires.

The cabin is fitted with a customized inside upholstered in tan vinyl. Options embrace guide steering, polished steering column, floor-mounted transmission shifter, polished aluminum dash automobile steering wheel with tan rim, and body-colored dashboard with customized pinstriping. An Optima Redtop battery and the gasoline tank are positioned in a hidden compartment within the upholstered trunk.

A Champion polished, finned aluminum panel host a set of Moon gauges that embrace a 120-mph speedometer and readouts for the gasoline degree, coolant temperature, oil strain, and voltage. A Moon 8,000-rpm tachometer is mounted on the steering column. The odometer reads 5,783 miles, however the true mileage on this automobile is unknown.

Energy is supplied by a Chevrolet 406 small-block topped by an Edelbrock digital gasoline injection system. Shifting is dealt with by a Doug Nash five-speed guide. Engine bay options embrace polished aluminum valve covers, customized air consumption tube, chrome alternator, and ceramic-coated block-hugger headers.

The body-color aftermarket chassis has been modified to just accept a chrome-drilled Pete & Jakes I-beam entrance axle mounted with a chrome four-bar setup; out again, a strong Halibrand quick-change rear axle is mounted with a chrome four-bar association. Braking is supplied by guide entrance discs and rear drums.

The public sale for this 1932 Ford Highboy roadster ends Wednesday, December 6, 2023, at 12:15 p.m. (MST)

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