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32 vs 34 which is your favorite ?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 34Larry, Jul 10, 2013.

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  1. 32 Fords

    155 vote(s)
    38.8%
  2. 33/34 Fords

    245 vote(s)
    61.3%
  1. Dead on.....like to have it!!!
     
  2. bluesman
    Joined: Feb 16, 2008
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    from spring tx

    and who's five window with the wires may this be?Good looking car
     
  3. Pete
    Joined: Mar 8, 2001
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    I think that patina red 3 window is the one that was turned from a sedan???? I think it was from Germany?? Maybe???


    Cool ride for sure.

    For the guy who wants to build a 3 window from sedan parts...take note.

    Pete-
     
  4. MAD 034
    Joined: Aug 30, 2011
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    My coupe with a 6" channel and a chopped '32 grill. Please excuse the crapper and my kid's OT Chevelle. I'm gonna build a thread with more in depth info on it soon.

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  5. $um Fun
    Joined: Dec 13, 2008
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    Love them both! I have one of each, 32 and 33 roadster.
     
  6. Hot Rods Ta Hell
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    33/34's all the way. I love 32's also, but the "one year only" transition 32 seems more Model A (a rounded off 30/1) than 33.

    Side by side, when you compare a 32 against a 33/4 one panel at a time the difference is stunning. Look at the difference and single model year improvement in the lines of the 33 grille, front fenders, hood sides, hood tops, cowl lines, etc. when compared to the 32.

    I always wondered how the 32 would of evolved/changed if it lasted several years. In other words the 33 didn't get released until 1935...
     
  7. V8RPU
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    By body style and build type:

    fendered roadster 32
    hi boy roadster 32
    fendered 3w cpe 32
    hi boy 3w 33/34
    fendered 5w 32
    hi boy 5w 32
    tub 33/34
    tudor 32
    fordor 33/34
    cabriolet 33/34
    vicky (1)33 (2)32 (3)34
    sedan delivery 33/34
    panel 32
    pickup toss up
    Bonneville cpe 33/34
    bonneville rdstr. 32
    50's jalopy/hardtop racer 32
     
  8. Majo
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  9. BrerHair
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    Hahaha! Yep, count me in the Surprised group with the responses.

    Count me in the Shocked group that so many HATE the 33/34 grille . . . it is so much sexier than the deuce grille. Hope everyone is punching a vote button. '34 for me.
     
  10. 60/40 split
    Interesting
     
  11. The 33-34 front end with or without fenders is the absolute baddest ever! All three years are the icons of hot rodding, follwed closly by "A's"
     
  12. fnjunk
    Joined: Jan 8, 2008
    Posts: 358

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    from Australia

  13. yetiskustoms
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  14. theHIGHLANDER
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    33 all the way. I almost DON'T like a 34 at all, but at least the coachwork is close enough for some forgiveness. Well, except the Victoria. I think a 34 Vic is just short of ugly. It's like a 35 flat back Tudor with a 34 front end grafted on. 33 has that sexy bustle to the back, more like a 32. I don't dislike a 32 at all. In fact a Deuce Tudor with bobbed rear fenders and frame, and an overall badass horsepower vibe would really get it done. The other Deuce props go to the frame. Best platform for an A cpe bar none, but I'm getting off track there. In the end you need em all. Model A cpe on Deuce rails, Deuce Tudor ultra hi-po build, 33 3W w/out fenders, 34 roadster with a 37 truck grille, a 36 3W slammed and skirted, a 38 Deluxe/39 Standard Tudor highway cruiser, a 40cpe all done up in mid-60s style. Throw in the occasional pickup to chase parts...
     
  15. OldColt
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    32's, 33's, 34's , they are all head turners and I like 'em all.

    The 32's to me are the all time all American Hot Rods, but the 33's and 34's are more stylish with those raked back lines, splayed out front fenders, and neat shaped grille.

    Cars are like girls, the curvier they are, the sexier they are. :D

    If you lined up all three years, and twisted my arm, I'd hesitate a bit and probably choose the '34.

    --- Steve ---
     
    Last edited: Jul 12, 2013
  16. iddragracer
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    For me it has to be the 32 , I just love the clean lines and the simple beauty. But I do like 33 and 34.
     
  17. I think you have hit the nail on the head with you post....
     
  18. theHIGHLANDER
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    Now if I could just "nail" the right 6 numbers...:cool:
     
  19. Rickybop
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    Definitely '32.

    No wait. '33/'34

    Nah...for sure a '32.

    Dammit...I love a '33/'34

    But man '32s are great!

    Doggone it, 34Larry...why do you do this to us? WHY?!!?
     
  20. brady1929
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    man am i surprised. i thought the 32 would be the leader of the pack.
     
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  22. Ned Ludd
    Joined: May 15, 2009
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    '32 for me.

    There was another poll about Model A v. Deuce, where I preferred the former. To me the A is the real pivot; the point where the popular automobile as artisanal artifact reached its peak before gradually morphing into something that is necessarily a product of the exclusive mass-production factory. The T and the A were mass-produced but didn't have to be, as evinced by the guy who made replica As in the '60s. Every successive design became harder to make yourself, beginning with the Deuce's sexy frame rails. The '33-'34's free-form panel interfaces actually represent quite a leap.

    Put it this way. The Deuce was more sheet-metal-press-intensive than the A, and the '33-'34 was more sheet-metal-press-intensive than the Deuce.

    It's all part of a long process of screwing us, a process that eventually resulted in the modern technologically-opaque, unwrenchable, disposable car. The difference between the Deuce and the '33-'34 is actually the difference between (a tendency towards) "traditional" technology and (a tendency towards) "OT" technology, to use HAMB terms - though over a single year the difference is relatively small. One can engage with the former, permeate it, mess around with it, redefine it in one's own terms. The latter one can either buy or leave on the shelf.
     
  23. "They all look the same to me"
     
  24. Just to throw the pole under the bus,,the way I look at it the Deuce is coming out on top....follow my warped way of thinking.

    <table class="tborder" align="center" border="0" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr> <td class="tcat" colspan="4"> [​IMG] [​IMG] View Poll Results: Which is your favorite ? </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="alt1" width="75%"> 32 Fords </td> <td class="alt2" nowrap="nowrap"> [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG] </td> <td class="alt1" title="Votes" align="center" nowrap="nowrap" width="12%">113</td> <td class="alt2" align="right" nowrap="nowrap" width="13%">39.10%</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="alt1" width="75%"> 33/34 Fords </td> <td class="alt2" nowrap="nowrap"> [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG] </td> <td class="alt1" title="Votes" align="center" nowrap="nowrap" width="12%">176</td> <td class="alt2" align="right" nowrap="nowrap" width="13%">60.90%</td></tr></tbody></table>We have a one year only car and in my bias opinion ..competing for a top spot against two different cars although to a novice they appear to be the same,,so if you split the numbers down the middle you have 88 vote for a 33 and 88 vote for a 34.

    The Deuce is in the led! :D HRP
     
    Last edited: Jul 13, 2013
  25. Nice try but ,,,,
    And I still have trouble with 33 vs 34 , It's a lot like 30 vs 31
     
  26. bonesy
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    Wow. I couldn't agree more.

    I've had a slew of '32s, but my favorite car of all is a heavy chopped model 40.
     
  27. captain scarlet
    Joined: Jun 11, 2008
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    I have a soft spot for the 32.
     
  28. TERPU
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    Are you related to my Wife? She tries to use similar logic on me.
     
  29. She sounds very intelligent to me!

    Makes perfectly good since to me,,this pole suggest it takes 2 different year models that are very similar in looks combined to skew the numbers.

    The title thread ask "32 vs 34 which is your favorite",,but when the pole is reviled it has the 33/34 together.

    I believe the pole would have a different out come had all 3 cars been listed separately,,I revel in stirring the pot! HRP

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  30. bluesman
    Joined: Feb 16, 2008
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    The top 3 on list is a 32,33,34 fords for hot rods.....4 sure all day every day.....but if you every notice there is never no fly's around a 33.....end of story....the game will never change only the players!!!!
     
    Last edited: Jul 13, 2013

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