UPDATE: Ford selects top 75 '32 Ford hot rods

[For everyone who (justifiably) gave me a swift kick in pants for being too lazy to provide the full list of 75 milestone rods – here it is, after the jump.]

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[For everyone who
(justifiably) gave me a swift kick in pants for being too lazy to provide the full list of 75 milestone rods – here it
is, after the jump.]

Ahead of the 2007 75th anniversary of the 1932 Ford, the definitive hot rod and the
first car with a mass-produced V8, a Ford-sponsored panel revealed Friday its list of the 75 most significant ’32 Ford
hot rods.

The list of 75 ground-breaking hot rods was announced at the 57th Grand National Roadster Show in
Pomona, California, and the cars will be assembled into Ford’s 75th anniversary commemorative display that will debut
at the 2007 Grand National Show. The “American Graffiti” 5-window coupe shown above, is one of the cars
selected. The rest are listed after the jump.

The Ford “Deuce” played a major role in the hot rod
revolution, which led directly to today’s $31 billion aftermarket industry.

[Source: Ford]


“The 75 Most Significant ’32 Ford Hot Rods” are:

  • American Graffiti –
    5-window
  • Jeff Beck – 3-window
  • Bruce Meyer – 3-window
  • Boyce Asquith –
    Roadster
  • Berardini Bros. – Roadster
  • Ak Miller – Roadster
  • Lloyd Bakan –
    3-window
  • Bill Breece – 3-window
  • Bob Morris – Roadster
  • Balchowsky /Vogel –
    Roadster
  • Andy Brizio – Roadster
  • Lil’ John Buttera – 3-window
  • Banker Bros.
    – 3-window
  • Roy Brizio – Roadster
  • C&T Automotive /Siroonian – Roadster
  • Gray Baskerville – Roadster
  • Ray Brown – Roadster
  • Clarence “Chili” Catallo –
    “Little Deuce Coupe”
  • Boyd Coddington – Boydster I
  • Brian Burnett – Roadster
  • Pete Chapouris – “Limefire” Roadster
  • Li’l Coffin – Sedan
  • Herbert /Gaskin –
    4-door
  • Joe Nitti – Roadster
  • Phil Cool – Roadster
  • Ermie Immerso – Roadster
  • Orange Crate – Sedan
  • Currie Enterprises – Roadster
  • Jackman Bros. – Sport Coupe
  • Veda Orr – Roadster
  • Bill Desatoff – Tudor
  • Andy Kassa – 3-window
  • Chuck Price
    – Roadster
  • Roy Desbrow – Pick-up
  • Kendrick /Beck – Tudor
  • Tom Prufer –
    3-window
  • Neal East – Roadster
  • Gary Kessler – Roadster
  • Roger Ritzow –
    Roadster
  • Neal East – 5-window
  • Jim Khougaz – Roadster
  • Bob Rothenberg –
    Roadster
  • Eastwood & Barakat – Tudor
  • Bob Kolmos – Phaeton
  • Dick Scritchfield –
    Phaeton
  • Vic Edelbrock, Sr. – Roadster
  • Jerry Kugel – Roadster
  • George Sein –
    5-window
  • Ells/Hansen – Roadster
  • Jerry Kugel – Roadster – Bonneville
  • John
    Siroonian – Phaeton
  • Dan Fink – “Speedwagon”
  • Dennis Kyle – Roadster
  • Doane Spencer – Roadster
  • Fjastad/Von Hofgaarden – Tudor
  • Tony La Masa – Roadster
  • Fred Steele – Roadster
  • Tommy Foster – Roadster
  • Lobeck /Bauder /Coonan /Meyer –
    Roadster
  • Ed “Axle” Stewart – Roadster
  • Doyle Gammell – 3-window
  • Harry
    Luzader – 5-window
  • Don Thelen – Vicky
  • Richard Graves – Phaeton
  • Dave
    Marquez – Roadster
  • Don Van Hoff – 5 window
  • Ken Gross – Roadster
  • Mike Martin –
    3-window
  • Walsh /Walsh /Cusack – Roadster
  • Guldahl /Henderson – Roadster
  • McGee/Scritchfield – Roadster
  • Tony Waters – Roadster
  • Wayne Henderson Vicky
  • Tom McMullen – Roadster
  • Lynn Yakel – 5-window