Hot Rods The EUROPEAN DEUCE thread

Wow---
We'll have to knickname you Sherlock(Holmes) with all your Deuce sleuthing.
More please.

 

Thanks Denny! Oh, shameless plug... If you're on Facebook, please search EURO DEUCES. Plenty of good info there as well.

 

Japan Ford was just a small assembly plant, USA supplied. I think it actually shared space with a Japanes manufacturer, as the market was very small and the Fords were just open box and assemble vehicles...no real manufacturing going on there. Pretty sure Japan was RHD, too, not LHD like that one in the picture.

 

Nope, and I'm OK with that, thanks anyway.
I get all I need on the HAMB thanks to people like you.

 

From Germany

 

From the UK. (I know, I know, the wheels...)

 

Nice car
The wheels=not so nice.
I gotta find something to put in my eyes now!!!
Hello photoshop.

 

The rest of that deuce is so damn nice, it is a shame they chose those wheels.

 

We need somebody with Photoshop skills!

 

Put it on the photoshop thread and Moose or Madfish will do whatever you ask them to do.

 

Yep, cuz; what's been seen cannot be unseen.

 

From France

 

From Belgium

 

I'm getting a little long in the tooth but before I cash in I might have to have a European deuce??????

 

Currently for sale in Norway:
http://www.blocket.se/goteborg/Ford_Tudor_V8_60057594.htm?ca=1&w=3

 

Again from Norway, a picture taken back in the '70s

 

Youenn Perrin's Fordor. Actually, this is what he started with... and check out the final product here:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-dream-hot-rod-build.724986/page-10#post-9116593
Absolutely amazing!

 

From Denmark

 

Kustom Kulture Forever, Germany, last weekend: Congrats to Hervé Ditner from France, who went home with some trophies. This car rocks. (Photo: Hank Rocket)
See Page 1 of this topic for another picture of the Tudor.

 

Close-up: The cabin of a European '32 Fordor from Sweden. Note 4 suicide doors

 

Special Thanks to Moose for Photoshoping the car seen a few posts above!

 

Chopped Tudor from the UK

 

heavily chopped !

 

Ha-ha, yes!
P.S.: The "Bob Miller Sedan" is doing well. Trip to the L.A. Roadster Show in one week! I will email you pictures.

 

Found in Scandinavia

 

From Germany

 

Very nice !

 

Seen in the Swedish (and excellent) magazine GASOLINE

 

From England, a "late model" Deuce (1934). The Dagenham factory (UK) continued building modified versions of the Deuce until 1935!

 

Someone needs to put those fenders and hood sides on a coupe or roadster.