Your favorite 32 past and present

If I'm picking one besides every one allready listed....
Past...

Present...(I may be a little biased, thats me in the p***anger seat)
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talk about ahead of its time.Swedish Sven sold this beauty,couldn.t buy it back.so he built a copy for himself,stylin'

 

Coby, There were two coupes that I know of that were cut like that and both of them are on the street now. I don't know who did the body work, Mike Bishop might have the answer.

 

I second the Lane built Poteet cars and this 3w - Alan ****on owns this rig - Imola Red -

 

I have always loved 32 Fords like a lot of you, and I like them all to some degree or another, most of the Deuces posted are one's on the top of my list, but there are two that have a special significance to me because of the impact they made on me, neither one was famous, or to someone else not even extraordinary, the 5/W I have posted pictures of on the HAMB numerous times, the 3/W seen in stages of it's existence, I have always wanted this car but the chance of me ever owning it is very remote,.....

In the first picture this is how it was originally done, the second picture is after 25 years tucked away, ( I tried to get my friend to leave it like this and drive it,... but no dice) in the third picture is how the car sits today waiting to be finished,.... the truly remarkable thing about these two coupes is they were owned by the same guy at the same time, Ron Baynton originally from Ann Arbor, now in Fla. I really wish I took more pictures at the time,... especially at the 25th Detroit Autorama when they were parked back to back,...

If anyone else has pictures of these Coupes,... PLEASE let me know. Thanks,....










And just one more

 

greenmtnboy,
your dad has a great roadster, but the picture you should be showin is the one of your dad's duece sedan with the 6 deuce fed hemi. now that was a dream car for that era!
dan

 

I forgot about (how?), Bob Rothenberg's jacked up candied coupe from the past, and from the last few years, current crop, Darrell Mayabb's yellow roadster (think he sold it), it looked like a fat bumble bee mated with a black widow spider. Looked cool driving down the road (don't they all?!).

 

This little Vicky has been a hot rod since 1959. My buddy Chris had to MARRY INTO THE FAMILY to get it. Let me tell you...that is no small feat...the wife is....well,..difficult.



-Abone.

 

past.
charlie casey`s coupe my dad went 102 on nitro at caddo mills texas.
any one know where this ones at ? last seen 1955 ?
around wichita falls texas
I would like to sit in it some day.

 

The Ray Brown car just because of this pic and a couple other very cool pics.

I also like the old Mines field cars.

New car ...yeh I'm biased. My old coupe would be my favorite. Never would have sold it if it was a roadster...maybe I shoulda cut the top off of it
Clark

 

Im in love with your future ride! I really like full fender 5 windows. It just looks so good with the right stance.

 

bttt just because i like them all ........................

 

I liked most of the 75 Deuces selected last year
+ Robert Williams roadster as it is now
and Ganahls, most Brizio cars, Gary Kesslers roadster and Lobecks roadsters of man I seem to like em ALL!

 

I went and looked at that Victoria about 1980 or so. It was in a subdivsion up Hwy 52 going towards Goose Creek ,
near all the car dealerships ... It had all the fenders and a 25 vent hood back then.

 

One off my favorite 32's. HELL ROD

 

I hear ya, one of these days I'll get all dad's pics up here.

 

The orignal Milner coupe is my all time favorite. Here's a picture of it on an Album cover from 1962. The band was the Astronauts and I just happen to still have this album cover. It's going to get framed and put on the wall very soon.

Edit: I just noticed the use of the "K" instead on the "C" on the AOK album cover. Is this the first use of the "K"?

 

Most definately my present one is Eyeball's fresh '32...

 

if by "Milner's coupe" ... you mean McMullen's roadster ... that's one of my all-time favorites too.

I don't see Milner's coupe in the picture.

 

I agree w/ roadduster54, the Jimmy Khougaz '32 Roadster is my favorite. The dentist who had that car restored (I think he sold it recently, correct me if I'm wrong) lives near me and I saw it a few times. She's a thing of beauty!

 

Oops! Yeah I kinda messed that up. I'm just not the "multi tasker" I used to be. You all are right and I don't know what I was thinking so thanks for setting me straight. Coupe...Roadster...maybe before I reach 60 I'll get it straight...GEEZ. Anyway, any duece is a good duece so keep 'em coming!!!

 

This is tough stuff...but probably a tie between the Orange Crate and the Spencer roadster from the past...and this *****in' roadster from the present...

 

past and present.

 

so many nice dueces have been built in each decade that picking a single past and present is almost impossible. I have been reminded of a few rides on this post that i had forgotten.

 

vic edelbrock's 32 roadster lakes racer.the original.

 

I like Bruce Meyer's newest '32
3-window highboy coupe with aircraft seats and interior style. ..Mike