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Wow.

 

This Deuce is in way better shape than I thought at first sight...the frame, front end, now the body!
Note the oxy-acet rig, takes me back to '54 when I found out what I could do with a nice little Victor torch!
Glad you found it, Hodad...I would say it's deserved.

 

This is an amazing save! Good Job.

 

DAMN!!!!!!!

 

Wow!!! Great Save, look forward to the updates.

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Back from the dead, awesome job

 

Holy shit, who is doing all of the work ? That's amazing. I'm gonna' throw all my tools away, and burn my garage down now. Wow. Sure as heck' wouldn't have gotten this far with that. Still some stuff to be done.....but damn............also.....who's parts stash just got raided ?

 

Great work! Thanks for sharing.

Keep workin'

 

Excellent progress! You guys don't mess around. Look'n good.

 

Well, that should pretty much take care of the naysayers who tossed out the jokes at the beginning of this thread!

The word "awesome" is a little over-used these days but it sure fits this one, doesn't it??

 

No bring him over here. He would rebuild it where it sits.

 

Stunned! Now that's just mind-blowing.

 

Wow that is astounding well done to all involved.

 

Amazing!

 

Wow....great save...

 

Looks great, the guy in France is not needed !

 

Rad. Super cool save. So lets hear from the "it's only good for parts" guys.

 

Speechless...most people would have just cut parts off of it for other cars.
Don't let anyone ever tell you that you don't have determination and skill.

 

Just WOW!

Never underestimate those Maine-iacs!

I can't stop laughing at all of the negative posts at the beginning of this thread. Jealous I guess.

BUT.... I have to call a very small bs. I think everyone underestimated you all. Not only did you possess the skill to put that thing right---It appears that you had access to a huge stash of parts like the cowl top, drivetrain and nice original seat (among other things). In fact, I am thinking that you had almost an entire Deuce in pieces that happened to be handy (or available) at the same time the car came available.

Having said that.... Words can't express how blown away I am with the progress. Especially after watching the other guy put 2-3 bodies together to make a Deuce coupe over a LONG period of time (years I think)!

Amazing craftsmanship!




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I went for a ride in the 32 today, I did not have my camera, I will get some photos soon.

 

Just put a motor in it and drive the wheels off it, er' wait.....
That is just too cool.......

 

Cool find.

Here are some I have stumbled across.

 

This is awesome....old school ride by and old school guy!!!
to all those who said this find was shit, what you say now?

 

I would be crapping all over myself if I found that. Super cool and the heart of a 32! Fix, build and drive!


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Words from the master himself ! From the looks of the latest pics you are off to a good start.

 

I keep coming back to this.... amazing! Any updates?

 

Well, no wonder he can fix it! He has an OA torch and a great big pipe wrench! With all the goodies like that, he SHOULD be able to fix anything!
Man...I bet if I swept up all the Deuce Dust in the corner behind my rust remover wire wheel, he could turn it all right back into a Deuce!

 

Nice to see this '32 and the thread up and about. Bob

 

Rode in it last June.

 

Lust the rust !