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According to Ford, these '32 Coupe reproductions are exclusively
licensed to United Pacific Industries, which rolled out a flawless
5-Window replica at SEMA 2013. Each shell is stamped from virgin metal,
then welded and assembled using modern manufacturing techniques. This,
along with supplementary rustproofing, keeps the new Deuces from warping
and wearing as the decades roll past—ideal for builders, though we do
love a good 5-Window rat rod. Each part comes with an official Blue Oval
tag.

Ford doesn't have its own prices for the '32 5-Window body up yet, but
you can expect to pay around $20,000 for a steel United Pacific
Industries shell. Of course, you'll still need a decent frame to build
off of, plus a 327-cid small-block should you want to relive all those
John Milner American Graffiti fantasies.