Scott Movic of Jupiter, Florida, had his own vision for a 1932 Ford roadster. To realize this, he collaborated with Chris Clark of Ace Fabrication (who handled building, fabricating, wiring, plumbing, and assembly) and Eric Brockmeyer to bring his ideas to paper. Tracy Weaver of Recovery Room Interiors was responsible for the stitchwork, while Tony Curry and Chance Taylor, both from Show Me Rod & Custom, managed the bodywork and paint. To blend the “old with the new,” the team agreed on using a mix of Cerakote, chrome, and powdercoating.
Scott was on the lookout for a 1932 Ford highboy roadster and saw one on OpposingCylinders.com, which eventually led him to Chris Clark of Ace Fabrication who had the Deuce for sale. Unfortunately, or possibly for the better, the highboy…