There’s no shortage of fortuitous incidents that provide incentive for classic car owners to conduct massive overhauls of their beloved four-wheeled machines. In Kurt Jensen’s case, all it took was a flat tire. Jensen has owned his black-on-black 1932 Ford Tudor since 1981 and initially conducted a four-year build to transform the former basket case into a reliable driver.
Kurt Jensen
But then, in 2009, while on the Indiana tollway cruising to an event in Kalamazoo, Mich., a minor motoring mishap occurred that evolved into huge changes.
**Want to keep reading to see what changes Kurt’s ’32 Tudor went through? Head over to our full feature on the Daily Herald HERE**
The ’32 during its second overhaul.
The grand debut was at the Rosemont, IL 2012 World of Wheels.
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Watch our feature video to hear Kurt explain how he found his Tudor and all the custom work that’s been done to it.
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Historical photo courtesy of the Jensen family.
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