Price On Request ### HIGHLIGHTS- Built and owned by Darrell Mayabb- Restored by Canepa- Cover of American Rodder in January 2005- Won Best Ride on BFGoodrich Tires at NSRA Nats in Louisville ### OVERVIEW **1932 Ford Roadster HighBoy**VIN: F2201This '32 was originally built by one of America's foremost illustrators of hot rod art, Darrell Mayabb. Over the years Mayabb's work has been featured in almost every hot rod and street rod magazine on the market, including Hot Rod, Street Rodder, Rod & Custom, and more. In 1999, he was presented with the Stroker McGurk Award by Hot Rod Magazine, and in 2006 he was inducted into the National Rod and Custom Car Hall of Fame. He, along with friends, restored the '32 over a period of 10 years, starting in the late 1980s. According to Mayabb, "While my children were in college there wasn't enough money to restore the hot rod and pay for my children's education. I made a pact with myself that when I finished the roadster I would drive it to the L.A. Roadsters Father's Day Run and have a picture taken of myself on the Pacific Coast Highway. I accomplished this in 1999." The 2007 PPG Calendar features a self-portrait of the artist standing next to his '32 Roadster when he accomplished his goal. After being purchased by Canepa from Mayabb in March of 2006, the hot rod underwent a complete body-off, nut and bolt restoration. The original 80s color scheme of yellow over blue was updated to its current stunning black paint. The interior was crafted by Sid Chavers in custom rust colored cashmere calf leather. Chavers also fitted one of his famous roadster tops. The Chevrolet 350 V8 was rebuilt by NASCAR engine builder, Tony Oddo. Every part that could be polished to a...