In 1962, Squeeg built himself a ’32 Ford five-window coupe: red with a white top, a chromed-out engine and wide whites. Decades later, Doug decided to build his dad a ’32 in its honor.
Doug finished it in 14 months, all of it done in-house at Squeeg’s: a 1932 Ford roadster in candy red over white, with a white top, white interior and wide whites. Brian Willingham did the upholstery. When it was done, Doug gave it to his dad.
It has been on the floor at the Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona, but mostly it gets driven. That’s Squeeg behind the wheel.
