About This Ford Victoria

If old-school cool with a serious punch is your thing, this 1932 Ford Victoria is ready to deliver. Built in California in the 1980s—when hot rods were raw, loud, and unapologetic—this Vicky wears a Gibbon fiberglass body over a genuine '32 Ford frame, stiffened and braced to handle the torque of a 350ci small block V8. Aluminum heads, block hugger headers, and an Edelbrock 4-barrel carb give it a growl that turns heads wherever it rolls.

Power flows through a Turbo 400 automatic and a Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.50 gears, while the parallel 4-link rear suspension with coilovers keeps it planted. Power front disc brakes ensure it stops on command, and classic wire wheels complete the vintage hot-rod stance.

Inside, Stewart Warner gauges and a tilt column combine style and function, while manual steering keeps the driving experience honest. The aluminum fuel tank keeps things light in the rear, and steel hood and sides maintain a legitimate hot-rod look.

Built when hot rods were garage projects, not catalog orders, this Victoria has character, heritage, and enough punch to back it up. It’s a car made to drive, show, and turn heads—whether you’re tearing up backroads or making a statement at the local meet.

Vehicle Highlights:

350ci Small Block V8 w/ Edelbrock 4-Barrel Carb & Block Hugger Headers

Aluminum Heads

Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission

Ford 9-inch Rear w/ 3.50 Gears

Parallel 4-Link Rear Suspension w/ Coilovers

Manual Steering

Power Front Disc Brakes

Wire Wheels

Stiffened & Braced Chassis

Tilt Steering Column

Stewart Warner Gauges

Aluminum Fuel Tank

Steel Hood & Sides

Gibbon Fiberglass Body

Built in California in the 1980s