Ex–Vic Edelbrock Jr., 292 Flathead-Powered 1932 Ford Roadster by Roy Brizio

The Ford Model 18 & 40 V8 (1932-1934) is sold for $220,000 on Bring a Trailer. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this Ford Model 18 & 40 V8 (1932-1934)auction.

This 1932 Ford roadster was built by Vic Edelbrock Jr. and Roy Brizio in the early 2000s as a tribute to Vic Edelbrock’s Old No. 3 hot rod. The original ’32 was a record-setting car that was piloted by Edelbrock Sr. to 121.45 mph at Harper’s Dry Lake in November 1941. Nearly 60 years later, Edelbrock Jr. commissioned Roy Brizio to rebuild an original 1932 Roadster as a tribute to his father’s achievement at a total cost in excess of $200k. This car is a rare and unique piece of automotive history, with a rich provenance and exceptional craftsmanship. With its flathead V8 engine, three-speed manual transmission, and sleek black paint job, this roadster is sure to turn heads on the road or at any classic car show.

Seller's description via Bring a Trailer: This 1932 Ford roadster was built by Vic Edelbrock Jr. and Roy Brizio in the early 2000s as a tribute to Vic Edelbrock’s Old No. 3 hot rod. The original ’32 was a record-setting car that was piloted by Edelbrock Sr. to 121.45 mph at Harper’s Dry Lake in November 1941. Nearly 60 years later, Edelbroc

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Ex–Vic Edelbrock Jr., 292 Flathead-Powered 1932 Ford Roadster by Roy Brizio — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary

This 1932 Ford roadster was built by Vic Edelbrock Jr. and Roy Brizio in the early 2000s as a tribute to Vic Edelbrock’s Old No. 3 hot rod. The original ’32 was a record-setting car that was piloted by Edelbrock Sr. to 121.45 mph at Harper’s Dry Lake in November 1941. Nearly 60 years later, Edelbrock Jr. commissioned Roy Brizio to rebuild an original 1932 Roadster as a tribute to his father’s achievement at a total cost in excess of $200k. This car is a rare and unique piece of automotive history, with a rich provenance and exceptional craftsmanship. With its flathead V8 engine, three-speed manual transmission, and sleek black paint job, this roadster is sure to turn heads on the road or at any classic car show.

Sold price
$220,000
Condition
Very Good (7.5/10)
Bids
43
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30,573

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