The 1932 Ford Deuce Coupe — an icon that didn’t just roll off Henry Ford’s assembly line, it rolled straight into hot rod legend. Back in ’32, Ford dropped the first affordable V8 into this lightweight coupe, unleashing a power-to-weight combo that street racers and custom builders couldn’t resist.

In the postwar era, returning GIs turned these coupes into raw speed machines — stripped down, souped up, and ready to outrun anything Detroit dared to build. The Deuce Coupe didn’t just look cool — it was cool, ruling the drag strips and cruising down Sunset Boulevard with that unmistakable chopped top and gleaming chrome.

And Hollywood caught on too — remember the yellow Deuce in American Graffiti? That car burned its place in pop culture forever, cementing the Deuce Coupe as the ultimate rebel ride.

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