1932 Ford Truck

This 1932 Ford truck looks great clad in Emerald Green with an
oak bed -- and had some screen time in Live By Night, the recent Ben Affleck period piece filmed in Georgia. '32 was the very first year of production for the Ford flathead
V8 -- only about 700 engines were produced, and even fewer made it into
pickup trucks. The vast majority were powered by the flathead 4 cylinder derived from the Model A. The
65-horsepower 21-stud V8 in this truck is believed to be the original
engine.

This example is mostly stock aside from a 12-volt electrical system
upgrade and it maintains a correct, unmolested look inside and out. It
starts, runs and drives well -- steering, brakes, clutch, gearbox, etc.
all feel good. All gauges and lights are working. Tires are newer. The
truck shows very well; sheet metal is straight and solid with no known
rust issues on the cab, fenders, running board or frame. The spare tire
carrier is original and very nicely preserved. The wood bed has been
replaced at some point with oak; it looks great topside and underneath.
Glass is good. Interior shows well.For more information about this rare
V8-powered one-ton 1932 Ford Model B pickup available at Motorcar
Studio in Atlanta, please call 404-692-5250.