This 1932 Ford Deuce Roadster Doesn't Look Like Anything Else On The Road

Steve can't leave well enough alone — and that's exactly why this 1932 Ford Deuce Roadster is starting to look like something nobody's ever seen before. The windshield gets chopped 3.25 inches, the original paint gets pressure washed off to reveal something way more sinister underneath, and a custom hood ornament gets mocked up that ties the whole look together. 🔧 WelderUp Merch & Shop: https://welderup.com/ 🎓 Get Welding Certified with Steve at VTI: https://welderup.com/vti 📸 Follow Steve on Instagram:   / welderupvegas   Part 4 of the 1932 Ford Deuce Roadster build. Traditional meets retro — small block Chevy, full fender body, chopped windshield, and a finish that looks like it's been sitting in a field for 60 years. On purpose. 00:00 - Chopping The Windshield — 3.25 Inches Out 01:56 - Building A Rear Bumper So Dad Doesn't Crush The Fuel Tank 02:31 - 32 Ford Guys Are Going To Lose Their Minds 03:13 - Silicon Bronze Welding On Original Chrome Trim 05:19 - I Just Screwed Up Some History From 100 Years Ago 07:04 - Getting The Body Up On The Rollers 08:17 - No Rust — This Car Is Unbelievable Underneath 08:51 - Pressure Washing The Paint Off On Purpose 10:15 - Making It Look Sinister — The Transformation Begins 13:38 - Way More Sinister 13:44 - The Custom Hood Ornament Reveal 14:07 - Traditional Meets Retro — The Full Vision #WelderUp #SteveDarnell #32Ford #WindshieldChop #HotRodBuild