Diecast 1934 Ford Tow Truck and 1932 Highway Patrol Coupe

National Motor Museum Mint Exclusive! Fords to the Rescue 1934 Ford Tow Truck and 1932 Highway Patrol Coupe V-8 Engine Provides Dependability and Power In the early 1930's, Ford's Model A, with its 4-cylinder engine, was outsold and outpowered by Chevrolet's Stovebolt 6. In 1932 Henry Ford shocked the automotive world by jumping right to a V-8 engine. It is no wonder the 1932 Ford is still celebrated 75 years later as the Little Deuce Coupe. Its 65-horsepower V-8 engine, classic look and rumble seat made it the most memorable car of that era. By 1934 almost every Ford truck featured the V-8 engine, now upped to 85-horsepower. This pickup has been converted into a tow truck by repositioning the rear axle and adding a wood-look plank flatbed and chains. So popular was Ford's V-8 that in 1934 over 1 million cars and trucks were sold with that engine, an incredible accomplishment in the depths of the Great Depression. Features All Doors, Hood and Rumble Seat Open Both Vehicles Feature Ford's New V-8 Engine Precision Die-Cast Replica 1:32 Scale Models 5.5" - 8.25" Long  more