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American Graffiti 1932 Ford Yellow Deuce Coupe - John Milner Car Show Display
Car-show display poster describing John Milner's yellow 1932 Ford deuce coupe from American Graffiti.
This is a photograph of a display poster/sign taken at a car show or exhibition on February 10, 2007 (per the camera's date stamp). The poster, branded with the Universal Studios logo, promotes the display of John Milner's Yellow Deuce Coupe from the hit film "American Graffiti." The sign features a large image of the yellow 1932 Ford five-window coupe hot rod plus three smaller stills from the movies showing the car and actor Paul LeMat. The text states that this is the original 1932 Ford driven by Paul LeMat in the films "American Graffiti" and "More American Graffiti," that it was the only car used for filming, and that it remains in original, un-restored condition. In the photo's background, other show cars are visible, including a black classic car with its hood raised and part of a yellow fender belonging to what is presumably the displayed coupe itself. This is memorabilia/event documentation rather than a technical automotive reference; it contains no fuse data, wiring information, part numbers, or specifications. It does not pertain technically to the uploader's 1979 Ford F-150 but is a photo from their gallery album.
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Frequently asked questions
- What car is shown on this American Graffiti display poster?
- John Milner's Yellow Deuce Coupe — the original 1932 Ford driven by Paul LeMat in the films "American Graffiti" and "More American Graffiti."
- Is the American Graffiti coupe on display the actual movie car?
- Yes. The poster states this is the only car used for filming and that it is in original, un-restored condition.
- Who drove the Yellow Deuce Coupe in the films?
- According to the poster, Paul LeMat drove the 1932 Ford in "American Graffiti" and "More American Graffiti."
- When was this photo of the display taken?
- The camera date stamp on the photo reads 02/10/2007.
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