302-Powered ‘32 Ford Victoria Hot Rod

Description

The 1932 Ford was a popular choice for hot rodders due to its aesthetically beautiful design, balanced proportions, smooth frame rails, lightweight all-steel construction, and Ford's new flathead V8 engine. But by the 1950s, the supply of rust-free Henry Ford Steel bodies ripe for customization was dwindling, so the industry turned to fiberglass, which was pioneered by the marine industry years prior. The innovation spawned the massive kit-car and street rod industry, which allows professionals and enthusiasts to build custom cars more easily, affordably, and completely free of rust with modern conveniences, such as air conditioning, independent suspension, and modern drivetrains.

This ’32 Ford Victoria hot rod was built under previous ownership using a fiberglass body and an aftermarket chassis that features a dropped front axle, hairpin radius rods, and a four-link Ford 9” rear axle with adjustable coilovers. It is powered by a 302ci Ford V8 equipped with dual Edelbrock carburetors and backed by a Ford AOD four-speed automatic transmission. Additional build highlights include Halibrand-style wheels, power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes, chrome bumpers, power windows, dark gray vinyl upholstery, and a tilt steering column with a banjo-style steering wheel.

This fiberglass ‘32 Ford Hot Rod is now offered with build documentation and a clean Tennessee title in the seller's name describing it as a 1932 Ford.

Highlights

• Fiberglass body

• Aftermarket frame

• Dropped front axle

• Four-link 9” rear axle

• 302ci V8 with dual Edelbrock carburetors

• Ford AOD automatic transmission

• Halibrand-style wheels

• Power disc brakes

Equipment

• Exterior

  • Chopped–style fiberglass body

  • Metallic maroon paint

  • Dual peep mirrors

  • Chrome bumpers

  • Flush-mount windshield

  • Halibrand-style wheels

  • BFGoodrich tires

• Interior

  • Front bucket seats

  • Rear bench seat

  • Dark gray vinyl upholstery

  • Omega Kustom Instruments

  • Tilt column

  • Banjo-style steering wheel

  • Power windows

• Drivetrain

  • Ford 302ci V8

  • Ford AOD four-speed automatic transmission

  • Narrowed Ford 9” rear axle

  • Edelbrock intake manifold

  • Dual Edelbrock carburetors

  • Tubular exhaust headers

• Chassis, Brakes, & Suspension

  • Aftermarket frame

  • Dropped front axle

  • Hairpin radius rods

  • Four-link rear suspension

  • Rear adjustable coilovers

  • Power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes

Known Imperfections

• Air conditioning inoperative

Ownership History

• This ‘32 Ford hot rod was assembled under previous ownership and acquired by the seller in January 2026.

Included Items

• Build documentation