1932 Ford Roadster Highboy Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Mcdaniel, Maryland, United States
1932 Ford High Boy Roadster - YouTube
SPECIFICATIONS:
Engine & Transmission:
350 c.i./ 345 h.p. ZZ-3 crate engine
Edelbrock 650 cfm carburetor
Walker radiator w/thermostatically controlled electric fan. Never overheats.
Aluminum Chevrolet heads
9.8:1 compression ratio pistons
100-amp alternator
HEI ignition
Sanderson coated headers
Completely polished STAINLESS-STEEL exhaust system including the mufflers.
STAINLESS-STEEL fuel lines
LTL foam insulated 17 gal. fuel tank
New Turbo 350 automatic transmission which has been sanded and painted the same color as the ca.
B&M 2500 stall convertor
Trans cooler mounted on frame w/stainless-steel scoop for air.
Lokar shifter
Body & Paint:
Serial numbered Wescott body
2-stage urethane Monte Carlo Red (extra paint included)
Working cowl vent
Glass wind-wings
2” Chopped windshield which ‘kicks out’
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