Doug built this one for his dad, on his days off: a 1932 Ford roadster in candy red over white — white top, white interior, wide whites — and a nod to the ’32 coupe Squeeg built back in the 1960s, the car that started it all.
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.
