Editor's note: This story illustrates how one of the finest craftsmen in the sport, Lil' John Buttera, builds a street rod, in this case his own '32 Ford three-window. This particular car was not ...

Built for the road, not red carpets, this thing is violent, loud, and hot-rod honest. It’s exactly the kind of Deuce Coupe that gives purists a nosebleed and rebels a reason to grin.

The ever-changing hot rod best known as the Kassa Coupe started as a completely stock '32 three-window Andy purchased in 1948. In early 1953, he started to customize the Ford in earnest and was ...

The ’32 Ford coupe is one of the most storied American automobile designs ever created. Ford got so much right with the basic design, but it is also a fantastic canvas for customization. They ...

A half century of pickup trucks and hot rod culture will cross the block at the Barrett-Jackson Orange County auction this weekend in the form of this outrageous rat rod 1932 Ford pickup. The ...

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 ...

His Brizio Street Rods-built ’32 Ford roadster won the Goodguys 2012 Tank’s Hot Rod of the Year award at the Goodguys 2ndWIX Filters Speedway Nationals.

1937 Ford Rat Rod that was shown at the 2007 SEMA show is up for grabs in the same disconcerting form, going for $63,000 ...

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 once-in-a-lifetime collection of “The 75 Most Significant ’32 Ford Hot Rods,” all assembled in one big hall as part of the Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona, California.

Bob Tindle’s ’32 Ford “The Orange Crate” might be the most historic American hot rod in existence. And thanks to Ted Gord, it still exists in rural Washington State, though … ...