Ford Model B Price Guide

The Ford Model B of 1932 was the companion to the revolutionary V8-powered Model 18. It shared the same body with the 18, but retained the four-cylinder engine from the Model A, albeit in updated form. The Model B is the overlooked sibling: while the V8 flathead attracted hot rodders, the four-cylinder Model B provided the same body at lower cost and with better fuel economy. The 1932 body (the “Deuce”) is among the most celebrated shapes in American automotive history regardless of which engine sits beneath the bonnet.

Buying

The 1932 body is the thing, the Deuce shape commands its own following. Four-cylinder Model Bs are less valuable than V8 equivalents but offer the same visual appeal at lower cost.