1932 ford model b sedan - $30,500 Slightly reduced : Now $27,500

[Leif in Calif]

I don't know about this price...I know the "32 Ford" crowd has high standards, but it is amazing what a difference one year makes. (more pics in ad) 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/hayward-1932-ford-model-sedan/7676511895.html#

model b engine complerly redone from top to bottom. 32 sedan very rare dual side mounts, accessory wing windows, 6 new wsw tires, luggage rack. heater, hood ornament. this car is a restoration to very high standards. silver with black fenders, runs perfectly a real show stopper! contact Mike Aahl 510 760 1260

 

Edited January 29 by Leif in Calif (see edit history)

[Steve_Mack_CT]

Nice car but good point, a 31 Slant window Model A in top shape is $17 - 20k.  And just as nice , imho.  

[motoringicons]

But a 1932 Ford is a Deuce. A Model A isn't a Deuce. A fair price on a Deuce fordor. If it had a V-8, it would be a 10K more. If it was a Deuce 5W coupe it would cost 50K and if it was a 3W coupe it  would be 70K plus.

Edited October 14, 2023 by motoringicons (see edit history)

[Steve_Mack_CT]

45 minutes ago, motoringicons said:

But a 1932 Ford is a Deuce. A Model A isn't a Deuce. A fair price on a Deuce fordor. If it had a V-8, it would be a 10K more. If it was a Deuce 5W coupe it would cost 50K and if it was a 3W coupe it  would be 70K plus.

I get it Guy, but I think prices have been dropping on early V8s especially sedans.  For example I looked at a decent 34 last night, a local car, driver in blue, $22,000.  34 is a pretty popular year as well...

[Leif in Calif]

Here's the new ad with the same pictures: 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/hayward-1932-ford-model-sedan/7712380489.html

(510) 760-1260

[jdome]

It's a 32 model A at a v8 price. It may be for sale for awhile. But if it was listed $10,000 lower , some hotrodder would chop the top and drop a chevy 350 in it.