Hot Rods The EUROPEAN DEUCE thread

Found on the net. Suede Palace at the 2016 Grand National Roadster Show, placing the cars in the building

 

From the UK

 

This is normal on the Continent.
Over here they sag 3/8".

 

Museum piece, France

 

Stockers. Note shape of windshield (and fenders) on the first Tudor (a "late-model" UK Deuce - 1933-34)

 

Recently found in France and the owner trying to sell it. No paperwork

 

Interesting wheels there Sheldon. They look like Chenard & Walcker wheels which have the same stud pattern as Ford.

 

I did not know.Learned something.Thanks

 

Thats my latest aquisition ........

 

Question: why would you fit a visor to a 32 which already has a beautiful rounded header , ( while not quite as swoopy as a US 32) is it to make it look like a model A. Or is it another strange English factory anomaly that doesn’t belong on a beautiful 32.??

 

Nice find!
On another note, first built in the UK 40+ years ago, Mike Key's Tudor:

 

From the UK

 

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

 

french coachwork chapron , ford 1932 project . montier is a french ford dealer who made racing parts for models T and A .

 

Beautiful car!

 

Race in Peace, Jeff Beck.

 

museum marxzell germany

 

on the road with the 4banger…

 

Love this one!

 

beautiful!. any soundtrack of it passing by???

 

brungthingtorpe UK , august 1987 . found on facebook and my kustom simca in the background !

 

Cannot see the photo!

 

A long time ago, Mike Key's Tudor, UK

 

'32 Ford Euro gauges. Speedo is French as well as gauge gauge.Ammeter - first I have seen with 30-30 and lugs on back.Speedo is NOS but had a rough storage life.The fuel gauge has "P" instead of "F". P is for plein which is full in French

 

Beautiful pieces.

 

Fantastic gauges Shel, rare find

 

Back in 2015, Palos Verdes Hot Rod Run. (Photo David Russell Gadberry)

 

For Sale in Germany...
1932 Ford Hot Rod,Tudor Sedan flathead in Bayern - Ebermannstadt | Ford Gebrauchtwagen | eBay Kleinanzeigen ist jetzt Kleinanzeigen

 

From David Hodge: "Nice Euro Deuce from the U.K., owner Mark Bishop." Thanks David.