The famed QuadraDuece AWD '32 Ford roadster highboy is up for sale on Bring-a-Trailer's bidding site. The QuadraDuece was built in 1995 by Total Performance in Wallingford, Connecticut, and was designed by Mark Stielow. In charge of fabrication was Mike Casey, and assembly by Mickey Lauria and staff at Total Performance. It was then used as a Summit Racing promotional vehicle and featured in Car and Driver, Hot Rod, Street Rodder, and Street Machine magazines.
So what is the relationship it has with the SyTy trucks? When the QuadraDeuce was built, an AWD system was set up using components from a GMC Syclone. It is equipped with a fuel-injected 406ci Chevrolet V8 engine paired with a Rossler TH700R4 four-speed automatic transmission. Car and Driver Magazine recorded a 0-60 time of 3.2 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 11.8 seconds at 115 mph.
Since being built, the QuadraDeuce has undergone some updates and changes throughout the years. In 2000, the roadster would receive major upgrades along with a fresh paint job completed by Rad Rides By Troy. In 2015, the roadster received a re-trimming of the interior in gray leather and adding a Sid Chavers removable soft top, Budnik 18” and 20” wheels, Baer six-piston brake calipers, a Lokar shifter, and Classic Instruments gauges.
This is definitely one cool roadster (and fast) with a documented history of its build and updates throughout the years. If you think you'd like to own this one of a kind rad ride, you can check out more information and pictures on Bring-a-Trailer where it is for sale.
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