1932 Ford 5-window Coupe Street Rod

Make

Ford

Model

5-window Coupe Street Rod

Year

1932

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Emeryville, CA

Transmission

5-speed Tremec manual

Mileage

5,561 miles

The 1932 Ford, affectionately known as the "Deuce," stands as an undisputed icon in American automotive history, a foundational pillar of hot rodding culture. Initially offered in a variety of body styles, the 5-window coupe quickly became a favorite among enthusiasts for its clean lines and accessible platform, perfect for modification. While conceived during the Great Depression as an affordable and reliable mode of transport, its lightweight chassis and powerful (for the era) flathead V8 made it a natural canvas for speed seekers. The Deuce's legend was cemented on the dry lakes of Southern California and immortalized in films like *American Graffiti* and songs like The Beach Boys' "Little Deuce Coupe," ensuring its place as the definitive hot rod. This particular 1932 Ford 5-window coupe is a masterclass in modern hot rodding, a testament to the enduring appeal of the Deuce, meticulously crafted by the legendary Roy Brizio Street Rods. Unlike many fiberglass replicas, this example retains its original all-steel body, a highly sought-after detail that speaks to its authenticity and quality. Under the hood lies a supercharged 302ci V8, a potent and period-appropriate choice that delivers exhilarating performance, paired with a driver-focused 5-speed Tremec manual transmission. Showing a mere 5,561 miles, this build features a comfortable rumble seat, perfect for fair-weather cruises, and a custom interior by the renowned Sid Chavers, blending classic style with contemporary comfort. This Roy Brizio-built Deuce represents a rare opportunity to acquire a top-tier street rod from one of the industry's most respected names.