1932 Ford – Build And Barter

Much like raising a child, it takes a community to create a hot rod—so you know this Ford was built with a lot of help. The chrome plating came from a shop that needed an axle fixed, a friend traded the Strombergs to repair a roof on his ’59 Chevy, and the interior came from an upholstery shop that needed a transmission fixed. When Tom Leonardo couldn’t do something himself, he traded, bartered, or swapped services to build this blue ’32 for $4,800—less than we’ve paid for non-running heaps.

a
Photo Gallery: 1932 Ford – Build And Barter

Photo Gallery: 1932 Ford – Build And Barter