1932 Ford Model 18

1932 Ford Custom Boydster Hiboy

With all the 32 Fords out there it may seem tough to be unique stand out in the crowd but this beautifully built 32 Ford Hiboy does just that. It was constructed by a Hot Rod Shop in Arizona and has been well cared for it's entire life. It may be tough to put your finger on what exactly makes this car look different from other hiboys you have seen but something about the way it looks/sits lets you know this isn't your plain jane 32. It always stands out and the car never fails to draw attention away from others. After the car was initially built it was purchased by a local car collector who enjoyed it for a few years before trading it to the current owner. The current owner has since totally redone the interior and taken it to an even higher level. Just when you thought the car couldn't get nicer, it did. They did an excellent job with the inside and had it totally detailed throughout. During that process the gaps were all lined up and the car perfected. Not to say it wasn't nice previously, because it was extremely nice. The recent work though just really finishes it out well and it is in a better condition now than it has ever been.

The Wescott body is in great condition and is graced in a combination of White and Copper Metallic that looks stunning out in the sun. Flames run the length of each side and offer a little more than your standard flame paint job. The chrome windshield sits at a slight angle giving the car that streamline look even when it isn't rolling down the road. The Boydster chassis was painted to match the White on the body making it almost vanish into the bodylines. All of the chrome and polish on the car is in immaculate condition giving the exposed front end a great shine. Other nice exterior components include the billet tail light bezels, billet side mirror, chrome grill, and chrome headlights. Billet Specialties wheels are found on all 4 corners and are wrapped with fresh Dunlop low profile Sport 9000 tires.

Getting those wheels spinning is a 383 stroker motor combined with a Turbo 350 transmission that was built to look just as well as it runs. The valve covers and air cleaner were painted to match the metallic on the body giving them an almost Copper metal appearance that looks perfect. These are then combined with a polished manifold, chrome alternator, billet mounting brackets and more. An aluminum radiator is mounted in place along with the electric fan and polished fan shroud to keep the motor running cool at all times. The rear end is entirely polished and the exhaust is routed underneath it exiting out of the rear in a single rectangular tip.

The interior of the car is easily up there with one of the nicest designed interiors out there in a Hiboy. It was just completed and utilizes a combination of leather that is absolutely beautiful. The darker of the colors matches the Copper on the body and a lighter Beige was used for a ribbing design on the seats and door panels. It is truly a work of art. Black VDO gauges are found on the dash and are nicely mounted in a polished bezel. The dash features some custom pinstriping but other than that is free from any additional switches, etc to keep a really clean look. The ignition switch was instead incorporated in to the custom center console. A polished tilt steering column sits in front of the driver and is topped with a great looking polished billet steering wheel. The trunk of the car is just as beautifully and artistically done as the inside incorporating the same style of upholstery work. A custom center section was made to house and hide the battery and a custom Boydster plaque made for the trunk as well.

Since being built the car has had zero issues getting attention or winning trophies. People are drawn to it wherever it goes but with the recent work that has been done the car has been really taken to the next level. It could easily be a national sh