1932 Ford COUPE 3 WINDOW-350 Chev-Supercharger-Auto-GORGEOUS

1932 Ford DELUXE 3 WINDOW COUPE HOT ROD Additional Info:

It is time to sell my baby. I purchased this car completed by a Hot Rod association in Canada back in 2012. I was told it was built for the President's son as a graduation gift. It had 3200 miles on it at the time of purchase. Today it has 5,832. It has been trouble free the whole time I have owned it with exception to the new Interstate battery installed last year. I have had many great times and compliments on this car. I am a 50 year old guy who has used it as a leisure vehicle on random Sunday nights. I have never raced or abuse the car. It does have some minor rock chipping from normal use. The chips are mostly around rear wheel wells. I would estimate around 10-15 tiny chips. I do have the paint code if it important to the new owner. I just purchased a new Jeep Rubicon and that is my new summer toy. My reserve is low and itis priced to sell. Please don't ask what it takes to buy. Bid to your comfort level and please have yourfinances in order prior to bidding. Here is what I know about the car:
- Fiberglass body-I do not know the manufacturer- 350 Chevrolet with a mild cam-It idles and sounds awesome- Dryer's supercharger- Twin Holly carbs- 700R4 auto transmission- Ford 9" rear end with drum brakes- Front drop axle with disc brakes- MSD ignition- Electric fuel pump- Walker radiator with electric fan-no overheating....even at idle- Ford two-lite head lamps- Function heater with fan- Functional cowl vent- Pioneer AM/FM/Cassette- Tilt steering- VDO gauges- Yosemite Sam hand painted/autographed pinstripping- Completely finished rumble seat- Mobil 1 fully synthetic oil only- Power side windows- Power rear window
This car runs and looks awesome. I would not hesitate to drive it anywhere. However, the suspension may not be the best to take out on a cross country trek. It needs nothing mechanically. I have stored it in heated storage and has been run once per month for past 5 years. Its just time to pass it along. Good luck bidding and hopefully I have described it accurately.
I am willing to pick up the winning bidder at Fargo's Hector airport or assist in a minor way with shipping. I wont arrange but will help in any way I can.