Hot Rods The EUROPEAN DEUCE thread

From France

 

Based on a French Fordor, built by ATP Perrin, inspired by the Bucciali (3rd pic)

 

love it but it needs steel wheels

 

For sure!

 

In the meantime, in Germany...

 

Any idea what’s up with the bumper on the bottom photo ? Surely not original ? Thanks.

 

That bumper is from a Hoshkiss(spelling?)-French car

 

^^^^ Thank you, - that’s one I’ve never heard of !

 

Pic of a '36? Hotchkiss

 

I say rear bumper from a 1939 Hotchkiss 680 Biarritz

 

That's it

 

Low! Built in France

 

The old Tudor.
Sorry, clip from Facebook...
Euro Deuces | Facebook

 

British. And awesome.

 

Four Euro Deuces at the NSRA Supernats, last weekend. Thanks for the pics, David Hodge!

 

Fordor, UK. I guess late 1970s, early ‘80s?

 

UK Fordor

 

Cool, Dom/Bob Miller
And from Germany: Markus Schlosser's Tudor...

 

Another survivor from the UK!

 

Rare UK-built Deuce (1933-35 actually) with skirted fenders.

 

UK Fordor

 

Noticed just about every Euro Tudor has the door sagging about 1 cm . Common with the old wooden frame door & body.

 

a local one i was looking at (admiring) had the same issue.sounds like the timber fading fast and the diagonal brace not holding rusty screws etc

 

From the UK. Note the skirted fenders ("late model" Deuce)

 

Still a favorite! Photo David Hodge

 

on mine the door had a door tightener , a flat steel plate bolt across the door . i saw another one with the steel plate twisted in the middle to adjust the door , and another one with a mechanical adjustement . don't forget these bodys where hand built . have you see the doors back hinges plates ? hand made !

 

Fordor, UK