1932 Ford Coupe stops by for a visit

In the shop for maintenance

This very nice 1932 Ford three window coupe came to us after sitting idle for over 12 years. It is a family heirloom that will stay exactly as the original hot rod builder intended.

1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe in the Roseville Rod and Custom Shop

The highly modified flathead engine was checked and adjusted as necessary. Any vehicle that sits for a long period requires through examination and cleaning, especially of the fuel system, if it is to be a dependable driver today. Gas tanks, fuel lines and carburetors are often clogged and corroded. It is now back in top shape and ready to be driven.

Beautiful green on this ‘32 Ford Coupe

Interior of this ‘32 Ford Coupe “Deuce Coupe”

A little history of the ‘32 Ford 3-Window Coupe

The 1932 Ford 3-window coupe—this classic revs the heart of any hot rod aficionado. Fondly dubbed the "Deuce Coupe," this gem from the early '30s practically kick-started the hot rodding craze. Its streamlined design, featuring that iconic slanted windshield and rumble seat, was way ahead of its time, oozing coolness from every sleek line. But what really gets enthusiasts' excited is the V8 engine. The introduction of Ford's V8 engine—a first for mass-produced cars—offered unprecedented power and speed, making it an instant hit among speed demons of the era. Over the decades, the 1932 Ford 3-window coupe has become the ultimate canvas for customization, embodying the spirit of rebellion and freedom that defines the hot rod culture. From classic restorations to wild, chromed-out creations, the Deuce Coupe remains a symbol of automotive innovation and raw American power, a true icon in the hot rodding world.