$45,000
Gateway Classic Cars of Dallas is proud to present the 1932 Ford Model A Highboy Supercharged, a classic beauty that combines vintage charm with modern power. This automobile is a true standout with its striking blue exterior, a color that not only commands attention but also adds a touch of
$59,900
1934 Ford Highboy Roadster finished in Dark Cherry paint with cream pinstriping. This 2-owner vehicle is a steel bodied car! Powered by the ZZ4 350 V8 under the hood paired up with a Tremec 5-speed manual transmission. Riding on cream colored steel wheels with chrome wheel covers. Equipped
$112,495
- Designed/owned by Ray Drea, retired VP of Styling at Harley-Davidson Motor Co. - Built by Darrell Davis/JW Rod Garage, 2009 - Original steel body chopped 4”, hand-formed steel rear roll pan - Stainless steel/engine-turned firewall - Flat head V8/ original 1946-1948 59-A block, 150 H.P.
$69,995
This 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster is a stunning V8-powered roadster with quite an interesting story. It was completed in 2018 and went directly into a collection. So there\'s not even one mile on the odometer, and that\'s what we\'re told is the mileage since completed. That means this hot rod
$39,995
This 1931 Ford Highboy Roadster gets us particularly excited because it\'s a real-deal Henry Ford steel roadster with all the proper investment to be a street machine. That means upgrading to the frame, suspension, interior, and of course, V8 power. So dig into the details of a true classic
$52,900
Early Ford body designs have been a notoriously popular platform for customization into street rods for many years. Particularly the Model A and early Ford V8 styles of the 1930\'s. A great number of designers and builders have captured the attention of classic car enthusiasts with their more
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1933 Ford Hi Boy Roadster. The famous “Mexican Blackbird” signed by Billy Gibbons, flathead 276ci Ford engine with SCoT supercharger and much more, 2 speed differential. Built by legendary builder John Marchman, another investment grade vehicle being sold out of a private estate collection.
$56,500
1932 Ford Highboy Roadster, Rockin 396 Big Block. $56,500 Classic Car Marketing, Inc. Southern California\'s premier marketing company is pleased to introduce this new listing offered for sale by one of our clients. This 1932 Ford Roadster is total show quality with Harwood Composite Body and
$39,750
Check out this awesome \'32 Highboy Roadster! Full details coming soon.
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The old adage is still true, and you can definitely buy this 1932 Ford hi-boy roadster for less than the cost of building your own. And don\'t worry, it\'s got all the good stuff inside, ranging from a rumbling small block Chevy to a fully finished interior that\'s ready to cruise. The only
$63,000
Gateway classic cars of Nashville is proud to digitally present to you this 1933 Ford roadster. Painted a gloss black that is stunning and sporting custom flames this rod looks like it is doing 100MPH while sitting still. Red leather was the correct choice for the interior and looks great against
$53,500
1932 Ford Highboy roadster. Extremely high end build. Brief information on the car: 1932 Highboy Roadster Builder: Dick Grace Power: 350 small block bored to 406 Tech: new Edlebrock EFI system Wescott body Pete & Jake\'s I-beam drilled chromed axel Halibrand quick change rear end Doug Nash
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Have you ever wanted to own something that looks like it runs on whisky and tattoo ink? Well here\'s your chance. This one of a kind custom 1932 Hi-Boy Roadster is the real deal and packs some very unique characteristics inside, outside, and under the hood!
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You can go traditional or you can go wild, but this 1932 Ford hi-boy roadster lives somewhere in-between and is one of the best we\'ve ever seen. Professionally built, it has a sinister look that still speaks to the past and with a gorgeous interior full of creature comforts, including A/C,
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We know you\'re checking out this 1932 Ford Hi-Boy roadster because it looks like it could be that perfect one with all the features you want for less than the price of building it yourself. And you\'d be right, because who doesn\'t like classic roadster with low miles and a powered by a 350
$49,500
West Coast Classics are proud to present an absolutely stunning 1932 \'Deuce\' Ford Model \'B\' Highboy Roadster Hot Rod which is titled as a 1932 Ford and which represents an outstanding example of a traditional Hot Rod conversion!This fiberglass 1932 Ford Roadster is powered by a small block
$64,995
This 1932 Ford Highboy 3 Window Coupe is a splendid representation of this legacy. The car is finished in a vibrant Hugger Orange paint, originally a \'69 Camaro color, complemented by yellow stripes, giving it a striking and unique appearance. Under the hood lies a potent 355 V8 engine, featuring
$42,990
Summary Please call and ask for Jeff Brogdon Additional Information Chip Never Charges a Dealer Documentation Fee. All vehicles are subject to prior sale. Price does not include applicable tax, title, & licensing.
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This machine was built to be pure intimidation on wheels. Period. Its upgrades only exist to help it go faster, handle better, and sound louder. So this fuel-injected 1932 Ford Hi-boy is all about backing up its looks everywhere from the cruise-ins to the streets.
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We could tell you this 1932 Ford Hi Boy Roadster is a cut-above creation, but you already knew that. One look at the amazing exterior paint, expert finish work, and how the total package is fully coordinated, and you realize they probably carpeted the trunk just so it would be easier to take
