1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe

2nd kit I've built recently after about a 15 year hiatus. This kit is nice because it gives you a smorgasbord of parts to throw together to suit individual tastes. I elected to retain the 392 but use the majority of the highboy parts. I also used the 5.0 headers on the hemi and ran them outside of the frame to give it a more aggressive traditional look. The instructions show the hemi heads going on the motor upside down. And the illustration is not clear enough to show the tie rod ends need to attach to the bottom of the knuckles. The one downside to the plethora of parts is the instructions do not list every part on the trees so you will occasionally search fruitlessly to find out where some spares were supposed to go. Regardless, this is an awesome build. Especially if you have any spare pieces laying around to really customize it.

I don't know how anyone can find a complaint with this kit. Well detailed parts that go together well,very little,if any flash. The extras are where you really make out. No matter how you build this one you are going to end up with tons of very nice parts for your parts box. Considering the quantity and quality of parts that come in this kit it's a bargain.

This is without a doubt, one of the best kits out there. There are so many options to build it, you may have to build it 5-6 times to use every option. Fenders, no fenders, different engines, interior items, decals, ect... I was not to much of a fan of these cars (30's) but after this kit, I really like them.