The star cars of American Graffiti included John Milner’s 1932 5-window coupe, and Brian Wagner built one just like it only faster!

For hot rodders, no prewar platform is more sought-after than the 'Deuce Coupe'—Ford's two-door 1932 5-Window phenomenon. Trouble is, after 82 years, getting your mitts on one (much less an ...

Stephen Edelstein January 24, 2014 Comment Now! Ford is on a roll with its licensed reproduction body shells for classic models, and what's more of a classic than the 1932 5-Window Coupe?

1932 Ford American Graffiti With Exposed GM 502 Engine Is No Lemon. Published: 11 Jan 2021, 10:09 UTC • By: ... bright yellow 5-Window coupe from 1932 powered by a Chevy engine, ...

When “American Graffiti” hit the big screen in 1973, future stars like Richard Dreyfuss and Harrison Ford made their name in it. But the real star of the movie was the yellow Deuce coupe, 1932 Ford, ...

If you're going to build your own hot rod, you'll want to start with a '32 Ford 5-Window Coupe. Favored by American servicemen returning from World War II, the '32 Ford remains the very icon of ...

The 1932 Ford, America’s most popular hot rod, is being revived by the Blue Oval company, who will be offering 5-Window Coupe body shells via Ford Component Sales. The bodies will be built by ...

The chain of Big Bear Grocery stores was founded in 1934 in Columbus, Ohio, and soon spread across Ohio and West Virginia. When the 60th anniversary came, the business planned a two-pronged ...

A brand new '32 Ford with a V8 could be had for under $500. It became a sensation with American car buyers, even amidst the bleak economic times of the early 1930s.

The star cars of American Graffiti included John Milner’s 1932 5-window coupe, and Brian Wagner built one just like it only faster!