Bob Hart's 1932 Ford
1932 Ford Roadster owned by Bob Hart of Nassau, New York. Bob's Roadster is an early east coast custom car built between 1938 and 1939.[2] Custom modifications includes fender skirts, a narrow grille and repositioned headlights. The windshield looks very much like a boat windshield or a Hallock Windshield, and it looks like Bob could have been inspired by cars such as the Southern California Plating Company's 1931 Ford Model A delivery truck and the Fords built by Brewster & Co when he restyled his roadster. In 1948, a small photo of Bob's roadster was published in Hot Rod Magazine December 1948, by then the car had been fit with a 1946 Mercury engine and hydraulic brakes.
Magazine Features
Hot Rod Magazine December 1948
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