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Everyone has their own definition of a Hot Rod. That specific car that brings back memories and laid the streets for their own personal obsession. The Revheads crew thinks of fat tires, zoomie headers, and a blown motor chopping as you step on the gas. We found this 1932 Ford 3 window Coupe in need of some TLC, with plans to bring it back to its former glory. Without saying another word, the results speak for themselves.

Once our detailer worked his magic. The Burnt Orange Copper metallic paint accents the lines and curves, with just the right amount of hand laid pinstriping. Suicide doors that open and close smoothly on the Downs industries body, equipped with safety pins for an extra step of protection. Add even more old-school flare to the exterior. The first thing on our list was ditching the street tires and throwing on a set of fat 32/17.5” Micky Thompson ET Streets rubber on the rear giving the attitude we wanted. Side pipe exhaust was tossed in the scrap bin and replaced with Sanderson Zoomie headers for the iconic sound. The blown 383 Stroker was torn down, polished, and tuned getting ready to hit the streets. With just a few modifications, we sparked new life into this rowdy coupe.

Sitting in the driver’s seat you’ll find this coupe has plenty of room to cruise comfortably. Power windows and ice-cold A/C allow you to quiet things down on the highway while staying cool and classy gripping the half-wrapped billet steering wheel. The Copper orange dash acts as the center piece to a gorgeous blend of leather and carpet upholstery. Just enough accenting colors woven into the door panels and floorboard really keeps this build clean. Splashing in chrome and billet aluminum components to tie everything together. Interior styling continues into the trunk, housing the battery and fuel cell. While keeping things neat and clean for those that desire show quality presentation.

Billet and Chrome continue from the motor down to the suspension and undercarriage. All Chrome suspension components make cleaning a breeze while adding that iconic look. Color matched frame rails and underneath of the cab truly show how much effort and detail was put into this build. Officially checking all the boxes on our list representing one amazing hot rod. Take your time and flip through our catalog of stunning images showcasing the details and attributes. From top to bottom and side to side, this is one radical ride.

We appreciate your interest in this fantastic vehicle, available in our showroom at 5626 Gravois Ave, St. Louis, MO, 63116. If you have questions, please call (515)-REVHEADS, and Damon will be able to help you. To see over 60 HD photos and a custom video of this 1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe, visit www.revheads.com.