Hot Rods The EUROPEAN DEUCE thread

Pretty sure it has a Swiss plate on it.

 

Yes, correct.

 

The ex-Johnny Best Fordor, UK

 

Seen in the French movie « Papy fait de la résistance ». Thanks for the photo, Harold Degand.

 

Wow, an honest to god Kubel Wagon!! Cool!

 

Chris Chory's Tudor, Germany. (Photo Etienne*****erlin)

 

find yesterday in a little french muséum . another euro deuce . model B tudor sedan .

 

Nice Bob!
Where is the museum!?

 

X2

 

musée de ciré d'aunis , near la rochelle on west side of the country
www.museeautomobilede ciredaunis.com

 

in the city of "la rochelle" on french west coast this wall is the back of a ford original agency of the 20's . still in place since a century

 

Love the painted building.
This one recently sold in the UK:

 

i love it what was the money on it?.

 

It’s still for sale at £15000

 

me like but wishfull thinking at the moment

 

Just realised it reads as if the blue one above is mine , it’s not but the owner is a friend of mine .

However I have this one for sale currently if any one is interested . Woods been replaced where need just needs some stress fractures welding up And a little sheet metal work on the rear .

 

Here is an original French '32 V8 brochure I found recently. No Phaeton ,standard roadsters or 5W coupes offered.

 

Another brochure I found last year in Lyon.

 

sheldon , i don't have the second one ! never saw one before

 

Good stuff, Sheldon!
More pics of that UK Tudor, For Sale. Equipped with a small Ford Europe 2.0L engine

 

http://www.nsra.org.uk/newforum/showthread.php?79619-Cheap-32-Ford-two-door-Sedan-Body

cheap euroepan tudor in brittany

 

Good stuff, Bob Miller!
And from the UK: Pete Dempsey's Tudor.
(Photo Dave Hall)

 

I just spotted this in a Petersen's "Ford in the Thirties" book. I couldn't show the full picture because I was afraid that I would ruin the spine stuffing it in the scanner.

 

A Deuce Limo!

 

I'm no Fordor expert, but the body doesn't look stretched to 112 inches - I might be wrong.
However, I'm intrigued by the shape of the front fenders. Or is it just me?

 

Body overall seems bigger, higher in the windows, longer in each door, quarter window etc........rear guard/ fender stretches out more.
Here’s the full photo, although it says at the beginning of the book not to reproduce it......does taking a photo and putting online contravene that ?

 

Look at the length of the running board. That's giveaway.

 

Thanks for posting that 2nd picture of the Spanish Deuce. Yes, 112 inches indeed, or so it looks.
Jean-Luc Louasil's Tudor, France: