See All 31 Photos Ford built 275,000 passenger cars ... of two important improvements in 1932 that catapulted the deuce coupe to its vaunted position today: the availability of the first ...

One Deuce coupe follows another, but not all play by the rules. ... These black-and-white pictures date from the 1970s. They represent the only keepsakes of the old Ford's past.

Wilson's music brought SoCal hot-rodding culture to the world, and who doesn't love the tune 'Little Deuce Coupe'?

In the Barris iteration, the coupe caught Hot Rod editor Bob Greene's attention; the Hot Rod cover caught Beach Boy Brian Wilson's eye. Photos for the "Little Deuce Coupe" album came from the ...

At first glance, it's just a clean Deuce Coupe.Sleek black paint, perfect chop, subtle nickel trim, and those oval wheels give it the vibe of a traditional street rod with some high-society manners.

Deuce coupe "barn finds" rarely surface today ... cutting and welding was crudely done with oxy-acetylene." See All 22 Photos For the coupe of Jim's imagineering, the gutted drag car would ...

While "Deuce Coupe" is the most commonly heard version of the Deuce nickname, the '32 Ford was offered in a number of body styles besides the popular coupe; including two and four-door sedans ...

“Little Deuce Coupe” was based on a Ford Model 18. A “deuce coupe” was from 1932. Murry Wilson, The Beach Boys’ manager and the Wilson boys’ father, heard Buffalo DJ Roger Christian ...

(All So-Cal’s cars have been since red and white since then.) Xydias, now 90 years old, and Chapouris revealed the all new “deuce coupe” at a Ford press conference.