1932 Ford Deuce Coupe Diecast Car With Larry Grossman Art

Today's hot rods have come a long way from their early beginnings in American pop culture. That evolution has long inspired renowned artist and hot rod enthusiast Larry Grossman, whose irrepressible talent has been an integral part of helping shape an entirely new genre of automotive art. Now, The Hamilton Collection is thrilled to present this 1932 Deuce Coupe diecast hot rod featuring Mr. Grossman's cool hot rod art for the first time. Introducing the Larry Grossman Hot Rod Power Diecast Car, a Hamilton exclusive designed in collaboration with Larry Grossman and produced by ACME. Taking its cue from one of the most popular platforms for hot rodders, the Ford Deuce Coupe, this 1:18-scale diecast car boasts a wealth of details inspired by custom car culture and showcases the artistry of Larry Grossman on all sides.

Tooled with over 200 individual parts, this unique Ford collectible shifts into high gear with its fully detailed chassis, featuring a blown and injected HEMI engine, exposed pipes and zoomie headers. High-gloss and chrome finishes make the exterior shine, while the trunk and suicide doors open up so you can check out the impressive interior complete with poseable steering, a realistic dashboard and a gear shift. The rolling rubber tires and slicks boast gleaming mag wheels. It even has serialized plates. Plus, emblazed on all sides are Larry Grossman's beloved hot rod artworks, including imagery of "Cruisin' for Burgers at Custards Last Stand," "Hap Arnold's Bomber Cafe," "High Octane - Full Service" and "Deuces Wild at Virgil's Flying A Service." Strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!