The age of hot rodding began in the late 40s and early 50s with young soldiers returning from the war. They wanted excitement and sought it in fast cars. There were lots of old Fords, and they were cheap. At first they were flatheads, but then came the small block Chevy and hot rods were on the rise. Today, hot rods are no longer cheap. Instead, they are the work of skilled craftsmen, but they still have that original hot rod spirit. As with this modern ’32 Ford, skilled makers create works of art.

• Unique Duvall windscreen and special exhaust
• Classically styled interior with bench seat
• Modern supercharged small-block engine with choice of 2 carburettor intakes
• Custom wheels and tyres
• Optional front and rear mudguards

Scope of delivery:

Plastic model kit (not assembled, Illustrated multilingual building instructions, Decals.

Caution. Not suitable for children under 8 years.

• Scale:1:25
• Age recommendation:12+
• Number of parts:127
• Length:149 mm
• Width:75 mm
• Height:57 mm