1932 Ford Model 18 Sport Coupe

[Leif in Calif]

I know a truly correct '32 can bring this type of money, ($60K!!!) but a model B? Are those wheels correct? they sure look small. (more pics in ad) 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/d/campbell-1932-ford-model-18-sport-coupe/7745565966.html

Beautifully Restored 1932 Ford Model B Sport Coupe, finished in a two-tone dark tan over black with a light tan convertible top riding on yellow wire wheels. The Ford is powered by the 201 Flathead 4 engine mated to a manual transmission and runs and drives excellent. The car is being put up for sale by a private collector who is reducing the size of his vintage automobile collection, this car has been meticulously cared for over 30 years. This is a great opportunity to own what is considered to be the rarest coupe of the 1932 model year.

email: dc9c631bf37d39128e26560ea87d5c16@sale.craigslist.org

[Jeff Perkins / Mn]

Wheels look correct….18” for 1932. Nice car!

[Crusty Trucker]

 

The subject sports coupe seems to be higher off the ground than most examples giving an odd relationship to the wheels, however wheel size seems correct. Wheel color doesn't help.

 

Styling for the 1932 Ford line was the responsibility of Edsel Ford. His eye for design not only influenced Ford’s styling department, which penned the coachwork for the racy looking ’32 Ford Sport Coupe, but automotive design throughout Detroit in the 1930s. (Ford Archives)

[AzBob]

Model 18 would be a V8 and Model B a four cylinder. Oh, I see it was corrected in the description below the title. The gap between the tires and the fenders does look quite wide, otherwise a nice looking example.

 

 

Edited May 12 by AzBob (see edit history)