A German Deuce

[Chris Casny]

I took some pictures of a car that has been sitting less than 50 yards from my shop, in a Garage, and I thought I share some pictures and maybe find out some history.
I'm not even sure its a 32, it has the grille shell, insert hood, fenders of a deuce, but the rest looks coach built.
Has anybody seen one of these before???

 

[55 dude]

great pic's! what a difference vs. a domestic 32' bet that car is worth a mint.

 

[jdl]

Nice!!!

 

[Fordestes]

Looks like o'l Henry sure got around, What a beautiful piece, We need Henry Ford here to line out these auto makers( and the government) in this day and time!
thanks for sharing the great pics. with us.
D.R.Estes

 

[Dennis/Arkansas]

Thanks for posting. Great eye candy!! Dennis/Arkansas

 

[B-nut]

That car belongs in my garage! Would you send me the owners phone number? Thanks.

 

[Hoop]

"Wouldn't you rather have a V8?" (Same guy also owns the 1935 Cabriolet in the background ... that just appeared on the cover of the latest V8 Times. ALL of them, including the B version, are beautifully built cars.)

 

[ventilo]

here's another German 1932 V8

Your's might be coachbuilt bei Deutsch in Cologne

BTW: That license plate is not nearly correct for a German pre-war car....

 

[Uncle Bob]

Here's a slightly different angle of what I think is the same car Hoop put up (but different than the one Chris started this thread with). I shot this at Temecula in '07. There was another one with the same body as this one parked next to it, burgundy (but different than the one above). I can't find the picture of the two side by side yet (sorry).

 

[Steve/IL]

If it for sale, I would appreciate contact information.

 

[ventilo]

A Hebmüller bodied Ford: