Sold outside of auction by dealer

This wicked 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe Street Rod is finished in Yellow over a Tan interior and is powered by a built 468ci big block V8 engine paired with a Tremec 6-speed Manual transmission. It features a fiberglass body, 671 Weiand supercharger, custom chassis, Speedway wheels, and a fully custom interior with modern upgrades.

Exterior
* Bright yellow fiberglass body
* Suicide doors
* Pie crust front
* Wide whitewall drag rear tires
* Yellow-painted custom frame

Interior
* Tan ultra leather interior
* Clean and custom interior
* New ProCar bucket seats
* Clean factory dash
* Dolphin white-face gauges
* Power windows
* Tilt steering column

Mechanical
* 468ci big block V8
* Tremec 6-speed Manual transmission
* Weiand 671 Supercharger with dual Demon carbs
* Aluminum radiator
* Electric fan
* 4-wheel disc brakes
* Ford 9" rear!

Modifications
* Ceramic-coated headers with Cherry Bomb mufflers
* Polished Reverse leaf front suspension
* 4-link rear suspension with coilovers
* Vintage air conditioning system

Vehicle History & Maintenance

The build started with a custom color matched yellow frame. A high quality fiberglass 3 window coupe body was bolted to that and painted in bright Yellow as well for a classic American Graffiti Hot Rod look. This car checks so many boxes it is hard to describe! Sexy. Sleek. Show Quality. Tough. Mean. Wild. Classy.  It has a little bit of everything. The vehicle has 10 miles since completion (mileage exempt). It is built on a custom Yellow-painted frame with modern performance and comfort upgrades. This 3-window is located in Florida.

🧠 Did You Know?
The 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe is one of the most iconic and sought-after cars in hot rod history. Originally introduced as part of Ford’s all-new Model 18 lineup, it was the first mass-produced car to feature a flathead V8 engine, delivering strong performance at an affordable price. The "3-window" name refers to its two side windows and rear window—distinct from the 5-window version with additional quarter windows. Its sleek proportions, lightweight body, and classic grille made it a favorite among early customizers and hot rodders. Today, the ’32 Ford 3-Window Coupe remains a symbol of early American performance and hot rod culture.

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