Anyone know this 32 in So Cal

Anyone out there recognise this 32 I have stumbled across when doing another deal, its had a rough time.

 

...ouch...

 

Install those windsheild knobs on a new Brookville body and you're ready to go.

 

I would LOVE to get that car.

 

No shit, I'll take it!

 

You got any idea what happened to this car? Its awful wonky, looks like something has tried to eat it.

 

At least it didn't go on it's top! save a Deuce!

 

awww.... its not as bad as some... get that thing!!!

 

wait for it.......................................It'll buff out!

 

If its still available and I pass I will post the details.

 

lloks like someone snagged and open door. buckled it around.

shame.

buy it.

 

My thought exactly.

 

It's had a rough life, what's it got for power?

 

This is the first time I can think of when someone has posted a mess without a bunch-0-guys sayin 'SWEET'

 

Sweet!



Needs bias plys tho.....


Seriously? I would love to see someone bring that back to life.

 

Wonky??? I love it!!! I need to add that word to my vocab..........

 

All you would need is some doors, that thing is sweet!

Jeff

 

The doors were with it. I tried to buy them for mine but would have had to buy this whole car. Have emailed the guy so will let you all know what happens.

 

ouch! looks like the car was in a roll over..

 

The right side door looks like it would be OK ... but the left door HAS TO be damaged pretty good. Maybe if you got the entire car ... you would get 3 garnish moldings and a dash.

 

A week of evenings spent with a Port-A-Power, frame machine, & someone who knew how to use them both would put that car back to where most anyone would feel confident tackling it.

I'll take bent metal over rusted metal anyday.

JH

 

Yep, Jim , you would have it ready for paint in a week .. Oh, SWEET !!!

 

This Deuce reminds me of Robert Williams 3/W,.... didn't he do a painting of his coupe sitting on a Rail Road track with a train coming?,..........

 

It's a shame that happened but it's totally repairable. As a matter of fact I've never started with anything quite that nice. There are a lot of people here on the Hamb who'd be all over that thing. Even as it sits it wouldn't be cheap to buy.

 

The car looks VERY familiar but I can't place it.I remember the rear bumper and frenched tail lights.Contact Greg Sharp @ the NHRA Museum-----he can probably ID it.

 

the worst looking thing about that car is the radial tires.

 

I was just thinking that! It would be cool to see it fixed. SWEET

 

Well apparently it will be fixed. I just heard from the owner that its been sold to a guy in So Cal that owns a body shop which is a great result for the car - so maybe it will be back on the road sooner rather then later and you so cal boys might see it.

 

Thats the reason it happened !

 

I can fix it man, my dad has ah killer set of tools bro