- Key facts about the make and model: • 1932 Ford Hot Rod / Hi-Boy, a custom-built vehicle by famous car customizer Jay Ohrberg • Described as a historically significant hot rod with twin 454 big block engines - Details about the mechanical aspects of the car: • Powertrain: twin 454ci V8 (7.4L) engines, producing a combined 908 cubic inches and 1,000hp • Said to have Comp cams, Moon intakes with 8 Weber carbs, Vertex magneto ignition systems, and nitros systems • Features a Turbo 400 automatic transmission with a B&M shift kit and polished aluminum pan • Equipped with a Franklin quick change rear end with posi gears and a polished aluminum center section - Details about the interior, exterior, and options of the car: • Exterior: described as a classic hot rod red convertible with pinstripes and gold leaf details • Said to have a gray cloth convertible top, removable for a clean look • Interior: features double trouble with 2 sets of gauges and 2 ignitions, professionally upholstered • Equipped with polished Weld aluminum wheels, high intensity headlights, and 1939 tear drop taillights with blue dots - Details about the reported current state of this car: • Located at Volo Museum Auto Sales in Volo, IL • Described as being in excellent condition, with a mild makeover in the early 2000s • Said to have been well-maintained, with recent servicing and inspection • Reported to run strong, with both engines functional and starting individually