Ford announced at SEMA in November 2013 that it had partnered up with United Pacific Industries to produce stamped steel bodies for the still very much in demand 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe. The bodies are stamped from original gauge steel using the original machinery where possible, or using new machines built to original specifications.
If you’ve been looking for a solid steel body to built a hot rod, rat rod or salt flat racer, this might be just what you need. They’re even coated in modern Black EDP to make them rust-proof, a feature sorely missing from the originals.
Order yours here from United Pacific Industries.
Via Autoblog.
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