Beck’s early life was marked by a stint spent working in a mechanic’s shop, according to GQ, which helps explain his fondness of cars and his personal garage where he not only housed a notable car collection but also worked on the vehicles. According to the interview, Beck had built in excess of 30 cars himself as of the of summer 2020, and he apparently did so without concern about possibly damaging the hands he depended on to play the guitar.
Michael Putland/Getty ImagesThe collection included notable models dating back decades, among them being multiple 1932 model-year vehicles: the Ford Deuce Coupé, Ford Deuce Roadster, and a couple of unspecified 3- and 5-windowed models. GQ reveals some of the other vehicles that had made their way into Beck’s hands — literally, in many cases — including multiple Corvettes like the 1963 Stingray. Though Beck worked on many of his cars himself, not all of them were restored by the famous guitarist. According to GQ, Beck had paid to ship one of the 1932 coupes to the U.S., where it was restored by Roy Brizio in California.
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