See All 33 Photos Hollywood Hot Rods wanted European sports car flavor for this 1932 Ford roadster, and chose 16-inch, 60-spoke stainless wire wheels with spline-drive knockoffs from Motor Wheel ...

In the 1960s, a lot of hot rodders started replacing their steel wheels ... Doug's Hot Rod Garage used a Painless Performance system to wire the car. Jeff said that their 1932 Ford coupe was ...

This 1932 Pete Henderson roadster-inspired hot rod barely has 11 hours to go until ... It comes equipped with a three-speed manual transmission, 16" wire wheels painted with typical but ...

Dave Mirro's 1932 Ford ... Rod & Custom in Hackettstown, the car has been winning awards at shows across the United States, most recently honored as Best of Show at the Boston World of Wheels ...

But before we delve into the 1932 Ford I drove, we need a quick peek back into history for context. The hot rod narrative roaring ... perched on two spars and four wheels.” ...

That’s the case with the 1932 hot rod we have here as well. On sale on the lot of Vanguard Motors for $69,900, it is shaped and titled like a hot rod Ford ... 20-inch rear wheels of Foose ...

A model of restraint, this 1932 Ford Model B Roadster features a 327 ... In lieu of fatter, modern steel rims, this Model B ...

From Bonnie and Clyde to the Beach Boys, Boyd Coddington and beyond, the 1932 Ford has ... and wheels hanging out in the breeze, it's at once the seminal and ultimate 1932 hot rod.

Last weekend, he returned to Indianapolis Motor Speedway and found himself alone in the winner’s circle with his ’32 Ford roadster built by Brizio Street Rods. It won the Goodguys 2012 Tank ...

Just about every gearhead knows that the 1932 Ford is ... and the ubiquitous Ford “banjo” rear end, which is stuffed with a 3.78:1 gear set. A set of 16-inch wheels is wrapped with 7.50-16 ...

At the age of 12, he decided he wanted a 1932 Ford. Nearly 50 years later ... Vic rebuild the engine and suspension and changed the wheels. “I had it done the way I wanted it,” he said.

There are two sure signs of spring: daffodils poking out of the ground and vintage vehicles rolling out of winter storage. This week, Beacon resident Paul DiGiovanni pushed his bright red 1932 ...