History Photo's of Deuces that didn't survive & others that probably did

Not sure if this "Hot Mess" will make it,... And... It was done on purpose !

 

Looks like a 56' Crown Vick in the background !

 

I am just glad that most of these photos are old photos.

 

Denny Wiles wheel standing coupe after the crash at the Antique Nationals,thankfully he wasn't hurt and the car has been rebuilt. HRP

 

Wow !....... That was kinda' brutal !

 

2 talent less 16 year olds who thought they could chop a 32 tudor in my parents driveway.
After a couple of months they had the scrap folks come and get it. Hey, I only paid $30. for it.

 

I have edited the post to correct my faux pas ~ I hope & pray you know me better than that,I wouldn't intentionally wish harm on anyone. HRP

 

Without question HRP,... I would never think that about you.... However, Being able to throw a Pal under the bus for a "Faux-Pas" ...... Priceless !

 

Thanks,I feel vindicated. HRP

 

Mine was on its way out. Just got back from its maiden voyage out of town. 1695 miles on the clock and I got over 27 mph!

 

That'll buff right out.

 

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I had this one home for one day before getting a trade offer I just couldn't turn down. It's stored away safe and slated to get put back together again.

 

Barry "Eve Of Destruction" McGuire's '32 roadster After Destruction! KK

 

Just a side note,.... I took this picture just before I dug it out of all that mess,... Quarters were a mess. It came from Belville Mi. It went to Connecticut... Not sure how it turned out. But I was told it was being built. (a little poison Ivy in that mess). If I can find the other pictures, I'll post them (Don't hold your breath)

 

Wow,..... Well it was easier than I thought,..... Found them right away..... After it was excavated from the vegetation,. Loaded in a truck and transported 200 miles north,.... This is what I had...It was a lot worse then either of the pictures would lead you to beleive.

 

This car is rumored to have been bought by a lady in Southwest Va, about 15 years ago. I bought the 3w and the Roadster that was on this property about 6 years ago. I posted a thread on both finds, I think they may still be here somewhere.
The gentleman that owned these cars passed about 2 years ago and I bought what was left of his cars & parts from his estate. There was a super nice '34 sedan & a Model A coupe in the shed...but he left the '32s out in the weather!
Sam

 

Wow! thats pretty fast for an old Ford but I bet it still took a long time to travel 1695 miles at that speed.....

 

This one made it.

 

These would be pretty creepy cars to own rare or not. Now the term Badass is used alot around here and this couple certainly earned this reputation in another context literally. They sure liked the 32 Ford for sure...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnie_and_Clyde
http://texashideout.tripod.com/Ford.html

 

I have to agree with the RR fender.

 

That is a great car Tim, I saw it at TROG 2015. The story of how it was found is neat too.

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this one too almost didnt survive, a buddy of mine says this guy has a pair of 32 5 window doors for sale but the body would be thrown in if i bought the doors

first incarnation

i ended up yanking the body off the above frame and built a all new flathead powered chassis for it