Police looking for good Samaritans in Sherman Oaks crash

The big trick is going to be trying to replace the 1932 classic car

Actually, you can buy brand new metal bodies from Brookville. Pricey, but available. Fiberglass is available from several manufacturers and you can still find original parts if you have the money. Being that it wasn't a coupe or roadster, original parts are somewhat more affordable for a tudor or fordor sedan body.

There are a handful of cars - '32 Fords, '57 Chevies, '69 Camaros, several years of Corvette, early Mustang, that you can pretty much build from scratch with all new reproduction parts these days if you have the money.

Hopefully there was enough insurance to cover the cost.

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