Little Deuce Coupe

I think it is in Chili's son's restaurant somewhere in the northern suburbs of Detroit. When you saw it at the Lead East, it was owned by Ray Wolosak who owned if for 30 years then sold it back to Chili Catallo.

 

This is not the same car, nor is it from the same album cover that was in the early Sixties. The "Chili" Catallo coupe never had fenders and was channeled when he got it. The sectioning was actually just t******* the rusted metal off the bottom off the car.

 

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it was scanned from a 1976 album, its still a good looking 32. wonder who built this one?
hate it or love it, the beach boys 32 is still a great looking custom! alot of the younger people now days don,t have a clue what a custom is about.

 

From Hot Rod...



Mutt

 

You could have bought it in 1963 for $2900.00 firm...



Mutt

 

I like it

I think the grill shell kicks ***.

Its differnent but thats good never wanted to be just like every body else.

I think you could do one hell of a smokey donut with it.

Bret

 

Where did I put my time machine?

 

Look on the blower pulley. In the sixth picture that Mutt posted you have to look close at the pulley.

 

I think it's cool that its parked in the dirt without a 10ft barracade around it.