Hot Rods Pic Request....1932 NON Ford hotrod coupes.

Looking for traditional hotrod coupe pics of all the "others" made during 1932.
Did other manufacturers have 3 and 5 window variations, as Ford did?
I've heard conflicting info about '32 Plymouths, whether there was a 3W.

And which one's, in your opinion, are good hotrod build material, as far as it's original construction? What I mean by that is, as far as inner structure, how much wood used, etc.....Chevys had alot of wood, but what about the Plymouths and others?

Some of these non-Fords have just as nice of lines as the almighty Deuce.

Show 'em if ya got 'em.

 

I know my 30 plymouth is mostly steel only really the deaklid structure was wood when i got it probably had some other places but it was probably removed when it was chopped and leaded

 

32 olds pics

 

32 Buick. Looks like a sedan but its listed as a coupe.

31 buick

32 chrysler

 

32 chevy

 

My favorite is a hamber i believe it was posted somewhere. it was a 32 chevy with an inline 6. It was pure tits.

 

...not rodded yet, but here's a 32 DeSoto 3 widow, which uses the same body as a 32 Plymouth PB.

 

32 plymouth 3w

 

Cole's old '32 Chevy.

 

I was told you could get pontiacs in 3 and 5 window versions. Anyone?

 

I have seen five windows but never a three. Chevy on the other hand came in three and five windows until 1932.

 

This 32 Chevy is stunning...

 

I have seen pics of three window pontiacs. Pre 32 though

 

Sorry I don't have bigger/better photos of Roger Miret's 32 Chevy. Maybe one of the Rumbler's can provide better shots. I dig this car.

 

Here is a 30 Pontiac.


Cole's Chevy is awesome, as are the others you guys are posting.

 

I just saw that Chevy In Livermore this weekend....huge show 6-700 cars!
It was nice!

 

Here is a pretty nice 32 Olds from Colorado.

 

Jay Leno's 1932 Alfa Romeo Viotti bodied 8C 2300

 

Thats the one i was referring to in my post thanks for posting. The car is so spot on.

 

32 DeSoto



(278)

 

Here's a few Essex's

 

...that's a 32 DeSoto but has what looks like a 32 Plymouth grille shell,
DeSoto grilles are similiar to a Miller race car grille.

 

1932 Hudson Greater Eight. There was a beautiful resto rodded two tone grey one at the L.A, Roadster Show around 2002. Stock headlights are awesome.

 

Pulling a wrongly captioned photo off the web just propagates urban legends. "Experts". That is a Plymouth.

The 1932 de Soto has a split windshield and barrel nose grille. Here's a 1932 De Soto from the2008 L.A. Roadster Show.

 

<<<< I have a '32 Oldsmobile in the works.

Here's a couple of my favorites...

HAMBer Mike B's '32 Chevy-





another sweet Chevy, (I don't know who built or owns it)-

Roger Miret's is a '32 Pontiac.

 

This is not a '32. For whatever the reason Dave Houston (OWNER) always has it listed as a '32 but it's really a '31 Chevy with a Cowl Opening Insert off a '32 Chevy. "32 Chevys do not have visors and have a rolled windshield header much like '32 fords. I am pretty sure they did not make 3 windows in 1932. There is not a whole heck of a difference but if my '31 has to be called a '31 and not something cool like a '32 then I think his should also. Otherwise I will put a '32 Shift knob on mine and call it accordingly.

 

The two above my post are '32's.

 

wow, 32 5 window chevys are nice with a chop.

 

Whoa.....so the "cowl" vents go through the hood? That's kinda neat. I like them Plyms.....

And the black Chevy above....wow. that's killer.

Thanks for the pics.......good stuff!!!