In classic car terminology, a "deuce" refers to a 1932 Ford car, specifically a 1932 Ford Coupe, with "deuce" being a slang term for the number "two" which represents the year 1932; essentially, a "deuce coupe" is a 1932 Ford Coupe
@ model A was from 1928-1931. Nothing about that rat makes it a duece. A coupe,a roadster, a Tudor,a pickup etc are all considered a duece as long as it’s from 1932 which makes that car anything but a duece.
Apparently you have a different definition of Deuce when it comes to Ford, This is the definition from the internet: When people refer to a "Deuce" in the context of classic Ford cars, they are typically talking about the 1932 Ford Model, especially the Ford Model B or the Ford V8 (Model 18). The term "Deuce" comes from the "2" in 1932. The 1932 Ford is iconic in the hot rod community because it was the first affordable car to feature a V8 engine, which was revolutionary for its time. The car's timeless design, especially the distinctive grille, has made it a favorite for customizing and restoring. So, when someone says "Deuce," they’re usually referring to this legendary 1932 Ford-often modified into a high-performance hot rod.
Hell yeah!! I like it!!
@@PaulStellwagSr. there is definitely a lot to look at
@ , I want to build a ratrod,I’m wanting to sell my 05 Ford Freestyle in perfect condition so I can drive something like that!
Model A
Not a duece.
In classic car terminology, a "deuce" refers to a 1932 Ford car, specifically a 1932 Ford Coupe, with "deuce" being a slang term for the number "two" which represents the year 1932; essentially, a "deuce coupe" is a 1932 Ford Coupe
@ model A was from 1928-1931.
Nothing about that rat makes it a duece.
A coupe,a roadster, a Tudor,a pickup etc are all considered a duece as long as it’s from 1932 which makes that car anything but a duece.
Apparently you have a different definition of Deuce when it comes to Ford, This is the definition from the internet:
When people refer to a "Deuce" in the context of classic Ford cars, they are typically talking about the 1932 Ford Model, especially the Ford Model B or the Ford V8 (Model 18). The term "Deuce" comes from the "2" in 1932.
The 1932 Ford is iconic in the hot rod community because it was the first affordable car to feature a V8 engine, which was revolutionary for its time. The car's timeless design, especially the distinctive grille, has made it a favorite for customizing and restoring.
So, when someone says "Deuce," they’re usually referring to this legendary 1932 Ford-often modified into a high-performance hot rod.
@@ItsNotJustanyCar-vd2mj the point is: that’s not a deuce.
That’s a pile of junk.
Call it what you want but that’s no deuce!
Happy new year!
@ you can call it what you like but it ain’t no deuce!
Model A is not a deuce!