This '32 Ford Roadster is the Goodguys Hot Rod of the Year Tom Gloy wanted a ’32 Ford he could drive low and fast, so he took his dream to Roy Brizio Street Rods Inc. in San Francisco where the ...

He began work on his first hot rod, also a roadster, back in 1940. When he completed that car, he joined the Gear Grinders, one of the associated clubs of the S.C.T.A.

To discover Gabriel shocks all the way around, '39 Ford brakes up front and '65 Mustang brakes (they came with the rear) out back would be equally surprising to the uninitiated. 0:00 / 0:00 ...

The 1932 Ford Hot Rod shows at the time of writing a total mileage of just 377 miles (607 km), making the custom virtually unused, and is offered with records and a clean California title.

He drives the transformed ’32 Ford a lot, sometimes on the backroads and sometimes cruising at 70 on the highway. “I’m too old to let a day get by without having any fun,” he said.

Hot-rodders simply started swapping small-block Chevys into them as the next big thing. In 1963, The Beach Boys released their single "Little Deuce Coupe," elevating the '32 Ford to a new level of ...

Legendary HOT ROD contributor Gray Baskerville was famous for only owning one car most of his adult life—a 1932 Ford roadster. This isn't any '32 Ford, however; Baskerville's old daily driver ...

Built in 1979, this bright red '32 Ford looks like a flawlessly-crafted yet typical street rod. However, its powerplant is far from typical, as it used to belong to a Ferrari Daytona.