Peck Deuces

[Pauls72]

Here is the ad Schonye refered too.

[MosportGreen66]

Here is the Peck Blue Deuce.

http://www.chevynova.org/DaveBelkPec...eckDeuce1.html

-Dan

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Love that color!

The story I got from a prior owner is that it broke down on the side of the road and it was just left there. A junk yard picked it up. It had been through a few engines, and had a big block in it at one time. I think a guy in southern MO is the one that blew it up, I'll have to dig up my notes. This car had black stripes installed at one time, unique look.

[Rathbone]

The stance on that car is perfect. I love it. Fathom Blue is the best.

[Schonyenko2]

The blue Peck deuce is now owned by Gary Holub im Marion Ia. It has been returned to a sort of original look. I think it's going to the Forge show in Oct.
The Jensen/Dale deuce will look almost Identical to the day2 look of the Peck deuce when we get it finished hopefully for the NNN nationals in Cedar Rapids this coming year.Schonye

[Salvatore]

Real nice work Schonye!!! Real nice!

[Schonyenko2]

Thanks Sam, I think Jensen may go 7in rims instead of the 8s though, and G60s instead of L60s. Tires hitting the qtr suck. S.

[Rathbone]

What set the spring height of the blue car? When that car was on ebay I had it set as my wall paper for months, I love it.

[Salvatore]

We used 7" rims in the old days. Chrome reverse or rally wheels. Have my vintage slicks mounted on 7's now. Easier for clearance. Sam

[Schonyenko2]

There was an extra leaf in the stack, and we used the old style H type shock extension. After the springs settled, and the bushings loosened up, the tires would rub enough that it was either go to air shocks, or go to smaller tires/rims. So he went smaller. S.