Hot Rods Lost Hot Rods -- The all-Deuce Edition

More on one of our favorite topics, lost, forgotten and unknown hot rods...this time featuring 1932 Fords exclusively. Great cars from the golden age of hot rodding!


Lost Hot Rods -- The all-Deuce Edition | Mac's Motor City Garage.com

 

Thanks for posting. Loves me some 32's.

 

Always enjoy your posts Bill but isn't the fourth picture (roadster and shoebox) a Model A?

 

someone say deuce?

 

Thanks!

 

Thanks for posting,love these cool photos. HRP

 

Great pictures

 

Thanks again! John

 

Cool pics. Love the look of the 5W from Santa Maria pictured above. That is a 41 Ford front bumper BTW.

Neal

 

Thanks! Good eye, good catch! We've swapped it out for another car we hope is even more interesting.

 

Thanks for the sharp-eyed info.

 

cool, where can it be purchased?.
Al.

 

Sorry, what are you looking to buy?

 

Period perfect Deuces it dosent get any better than this Love it.

 

Bill: Great pics!!! Love the full fendered roadster with no windshield.....really cool! Tim

 

bill, my apology for some reason i thought it was another book by pat ganahl.
Al.

 

I'd buy that book too! Pat is a walking encyclopedia of hot rod lore...and a fine person as well.

 

So many killer cars. This one is bad***.

 

One of my favorites too. Once again, this shows how the cars had more variety than traditional hot rods today.

 

Here is a lost one. It belonged to a family member in Newton Falls Ohio back in the early 50's.

 

Nice! Is that Nailhead power?

 

A poster on facebook says this car is still cruising in the Vancouver BC area. Can anyone supply more info?