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When the new Ford V-8 was unveiled on March 31, 1932, it was estimated that more than five million people visited Ford showrooms across the country to see the new car. The new 1932 Ford was a light car with 65 hp that provided noticeable acceleration. And while young hotrodders at first preferred the older 4-cylinder Model A, it was only a matter of time before the larger, more powerful Deuce Coup won them over. Now, the legendary 1932 Ford V-8 Deuce Coup is brought to life in a remarkable precision model. Authentic detail in the stately radiator grille to the sporty rumble seat...from the dual side-lifting hood to the innovative V-8 engine.