does anyone remember this Deuce?

my father took these pictures at a gas station somewhere in California around 1967 .... it's a long shot ,does anyone remember it? know where it is today?

 

looks alot like the Luzader coupe?

Dave

 

no one? somebody has to.....

 

Except for the headlights I really like it. Hope it still survives.

 

no one? one last try ....this is one of the cars that fueled my p***ion

 

Sorry never seen it before, That duece is perfect, besides the headlights I wouldent change a thing.

 

But those headlights save weight!!

 

one more time...anyone out there remember this car?

 

one more try

 

That's a sweet looking deuce.. Would be nice to find out more about it.

 

once more

 

Sure does.

 

"You know, all these old coupes look the same". Quote from one of Henry Gregor Felsens books

 

There was a Deuce that was always at York in the 1990s that looked like that, and it was from California. It was an older looking build at the time and it had the same high stance and small headlights. When I first saw it, the owner and his son were there, and later years, it was the son and he cruised the Fair Grounds alot.

 

remember when everyone's door handles drooped like that, even on some nice cars...

 

huh Different color, different stance, Different wheels, Blue windows, different headlights, no roll bar, bumpers, no moon tank - about the only similarity is it's a full fendered 5 window, in my eye.

 

Fantastic car!

 

That car is *****in Greg .... You should build a clone!... I see your going to have to use one of your favorite steering boxes though!

Hmm1967... I bet it had a 301 Chevy in it t-10 4spd and an olds rear... Get busy

 

I remember this post from waay back. I hope J can find a mag article on it. I'm trying figure out what is hanging under the gas tank? Is that a fuel line, parallel leafs or wheelie bar or what? Love this car.

 

Parallel leafs... Seems like I have seen similar bumpers before

 

Back in the late 60's the parallel leafs were a common upgrade. HRP

 

That's what I thought too, but when I zoomed in they seemed awful thin. Parallel leafs probably explain the dimples on the frame near the back of the running board.

 

It looks like someone tried a pair of those monoleaf rear springs that were used on some Camaros during that period, hence the thin look to them. But those definitely are parallel springs under there.

Don

 

i have a 283 all ready to go, but i don't have your money.... maybe you could help me out with a few parts?

since this is back up , anyone have any history of this car?

 

Looks like Same car?... Ha ha .. Tell you what greg ill give you all the money I have , if I can go dig in your back yard for all of yours

 

Cool pic. Looks like a Pontiac Safari (Nomad) in the background.

 

Looks a lot like the same car to me! I like the lower stance.

 

nerf bars look the same...where did you get that picture?

 

Sure is, nice '63 Ford convert too.