For hot rodders, no prewar platform is more sought-after than the 'Deuce Coupe'—Ford's two-door 1932 5-Window phenomenon. Trouble is, after 82 years, getting your mitts on one (much less an example ...

Bob Kasner is a man of varied tastes when it comes to collecting things. His compound of garages and outbuildings in an industrial corner of Southern California is home to a diverse assortment of high ...

If you're looking for roots, look underground. Autorama Extreme is the Detroit Autorama's basement-level show-within-a-show dedicated to roots and retro hot rods, race cars, and customs. In 2020, this ...

Back in 1932, Ford didn’t just toss a few coupes into the world and hope for the best. They cranked them out like Henry had stock in a steel mill. According to Ford Production Department figures, they ...

That pretty much sums it up and the little red “deuce” coupe shown in the illustration above, is a fitting representation of that definition, not to mention the fact that the ‘32 Ford coupe is, ...

You've probably heard the name before, even if you can't recognize a Ford "Deuce" by its shape or details. Perhaps it was while listening to The Beach Boys, while walking around a car show, or maybe ...

For Derek de Heras, it was a no-brainer. When it was time to buy the hot rod he’d always wanted, it had to be a ’32 Ford. The little deuce coupe immortalized in the Beach Boys’ eponymous ballad, the ...

If you ask any gearhead about the beginnings of hot rodding, they'll point to the late 1930s in southern California. That's because the original hot rods came along in this part of the US when a bunch ...

The 1932 Ford Coupe is far more than just a landmark car. It is a touchstone, a cultural icon, and a totem that tells a great deal about the land in which it was born and the people who bought it, own ...