I have a Complete, Brand New Old Stock, Never Before Assembled and All Steel 1932 Chevrolet Roadster Body (Experimetal) I have everything for the main body, hood top and grill surround, I have been collecting this for a long time. Due to a change in orders (Military) I have to put it and a few other toys up for sale. I have everything to build it as stock or hotrod. This is a small list of what I have:
Sheet Metal - grill surround, hood top, cowl top x2, cowl vent assembly, cowl sides, firewall, doors, rear quarters, rumble lid, panel above rumble lid, panel below rumble lid, floor panels x5.
Lexan to replace wood - door lexan for stock latches x2, door lexan for rotary latches x2, cowl support laxan, body tub lexan, rumble lid lexan.
Misc parts - door hinges, rotary latches, hot rod windshield posts, stock windshield posts, supports for windshield post, convertible frame both sides, convertible header with lexan insert.

All parts have been preserved with DP90 epoxy primer sealer and have been in an enclosed storage in California. Everything is in perfect shape, it just needs a new home and complete assembly. I do not have any of the wood structure as I was going to build an inner structure from metal. It was my dream car, all parts are original Experimetal so they were made for the car. I also have an original Experimetal catalog and the vehicle has a California Title as a 1932 Chevrolet Roadster with an original 1932 Chevrolet 7 digit VIN and is licensed as "3CHEVY2" I have had full coverage insurance on it due to a personal loan taken out on it for home improvement.

I am sorry but it a complete car and I want to try and get what I have into all the parts ($18,000.00)

$18K for a dissasembled car?

V.J. , It is just a matter of perspective, I saw an Erector set on Antique Roadshow that sold for over $30,000. A 32 Chevrolet Roadster would put any Erector set to shame!
ARF! ARF!

Naw........I think that I would rather have the Erector Set! It doesn't leak oil, have dead batteries or flat tires, and it doesn't drink gasoline either. Bow Wow! Ha ha!

JunkYardDog, I am glad to hear that , I have a couple of those Erector Sets I will trade for one of your old junky '32s. By the way I bought those Erector Sets thinking they were for another purpose!

They didn't make Erector sets for that purpose! And, I will trade ya, but you can't have my 1932 planter box car since that's one of a kind!

And was you needing to erect something ?

Nope! But apparently you did from what you mentioned in your posting. I don't play with my Erector Set anymore because the last time that I took it out to play with it, I couldn't figure out how to get all of the stupid parts back into the metal box. It must be a factory secret or something!

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