1932 Ford Model B

The Model B was a Ford automobile with production starting with model year 1932 and ending with model year 1934. It was a much updated version of the Model A. Strictly speaking, the Model B was a four-cylinder car with an improved version of the engine used in the4Model A, but Ford also began producing a very similar car with and improved flathead V-8 engine.
It was marketed as the Model 18, though it is commonly called the Ford V-8.

It was assembled at the Ford plant in Detroit, Michigan. The Ford Model 18, Ford V-8 came in many body styles. Up to this time, Ford had produced only one ‘model’ at each time with range of body options and retained the idea of a single basic platform.

This wonderful example of the Ford Model B (Model 18) is a full-size 2-door roadster, that has a gentle restoration, which did include a brand new paint job using Ford Washington Blue.

The engine is a strong V-8 and the interior is just as beautiful as the exterior!

It runs great and is a rare find to add to your collection.

Branson Auto Museum was conceived in August of 2007 and opened on May 15, 2009. Partners in the Museum,knew that the Branson area was hungry for car and automotive related things to do. Branson Auto Museum was originally scheduled to go into a purpose built 20,000 sq. ft. building on the Strip. When the partners discovered that the former crafts mall the "Engler Block" was available, they knew it would be the perfect fit for what they were planning. The buiding is layed out in sections that wander through the building which is the ideal setting for a museum. The charm and character of the building also lends itself nicely to a museum.