1932 Ford Roadster (Roller, No Drivetrain) TCI Chassis Brookville Body

Vehicle Description

Up for sale is a 1932 Ford Roadster Project. The body was manufactured by Brookville Roadster and comes with doors, trunk lid, dash, and firewall. This auction also includes a 4 piece hood, grill shell with insert, a set of used wheels with tires and caps, a new Walker radiator for a Chevrolet engine, door handles with latches and dovetails, 2 inch chopped windshield frame with upper and lower stanchions, a steering column with column drop and a used steering wheel with horn button, and a Tanks, Inc. fuel tank. The dash has been cut for a Lokar Auburn style dash insert and has a panel underneath with an included ignition switch and headlight switch. The panel has been made to mount a 12 circuit wiring harness that is included. The chassis is a Total Cost Involved (TCI) full show chassis with lots of chrome and polished stainless. TCI used this in their shows and the display board in the photo is included. This chassis is set up for a small block chevy with a manual S10 style T5 transmission. I believe the transmission mount would also accommodate a Tremec TKX. The rear end is by Currie and the third member has a 3.50 ratio with a Truetrac differential. The prior owner had the doors, hood, grill shell, and trunk lid powder coated in bronze. The winning bidder may request the color code if they wish to powder coat the rest or it is a good base to prime and paint. There is a chip of powder coat missing from the driver’s side front frame horn as indicated in the photos.
The document that is included in the photos has the vehicle identification number that is only partially disclosed in the listing. This document is included in the auction. The car is not titled in my name and is being sold as parts. It will be up to the winning bidder to determine the usefulness of the document for registration.