1932 Ford Sedan

Gateway classic cars of Nashville is proud to digitally present to you this 1932 Ford Sedan. Draped in golden brown with what I would call chestnut brown running bords and fenders, this fiberglass body gleams in the sun and the owner tells us it was built by Russ Nomore out of Cheatham LA. The matching brown interior works seamlessly and provides a clear contrast. The car's exterior and interior colors complement each other wonderfully, creating a sense of unity and sophistication.

Under the hood, this Ford Sedan Hot Rod boasts a 350cid V8 engine that has been equipped with goodies like Block hugger headers and semi high rise intake to let the mighty mouse breath easier and make more power. the Intake is topped with an Edelbrock 4 barrel and H.E.I. distributor promising a thrilling driving experience. Whether you're cruising down the city streets or hitting the open road, this powerful engine ensures a smooth and responsive ride every time. Paired with an automatic transmission so that you will have a hand free to wake to the adoring crowds of gawkers.

This 1932 Ford Sedan Hot Rod is more than just its classic appeal and potent performance. It's also equipped with modern features for your comfort and safety. The air conditioning system guarantees a cool and comfortable ride during those hot summer drives. Power brakes provide enhanced stopping power, offering peace of mind during your journeys. Cruise control and a host of other creature comforts.

For your safety, the car is fitted with seatbelts to hold you firmly in place and radial tires offer the grip and stability on various road surfaces.

The interior of the car is adorned with a vinyl finish, which not only adds to the overall aesthetic appeal but also offers durability and easy maintenance.

Experience the blend of classic charm and modern convenience with this 1932 Ford Sedan Hot Rod. It's not just a car; it's a moving piece of art that will leave two black marks on the road if the loud petal is pressed to quickly. Hey, if not now............ when?