View Full Version : The Traditional Hot Rod Defined
As long as I can remember, I've been into cars only from about the mid 60's back, somewhere back in that time I stopped paying attention to the new makes, and models. It might have been the muscle cars, it pissed off us hot rod guys to have our rods blown off by some fresh off the lot GTO owned by some nurd from the high school geek squad. Of course, we would wait till they crashed it and then grab-up their engine from the junk yard.
So my question is, what is your definition of a traditional hot rod, or kustom? :cool:
LUX BLUE
09-02-2006, 04:33 PM
HA! good luck with that one...
welcome!
I think you will find as many schools of thought on that subject.
many,many,many schools of thought.
Thanks buddy, that's just what I want to hear, all the different view points.
PS when I was asked to fix his brakes, I ran over him.........I had no brakes.
Muttley
09-02-2006, 05:11 PM
Welcome, every Friday there is an artshow on the board, it should be right up your alley.
LUX BLUE
09-02-2006, 05:13 PM
[quote=Bash]Thanks buddy, that's just what I want to hear, all the different view points.
PS when I was asked to fix his brakes, I ran over him.........I had no brakes.[/quote
The Brakes thing...well, lets just say you gotta know Joe Pan. :D
post your question on the main board...I wouldn't expect alot of answers right off the bat, but this weekend should prove interesting.
cheers!
Lux
adjustablejohnsons
09-02-2006, 05:14 PM
As long as I can remember, I've been into cars only from about the mid 60's back, somewhere back in that time I stopped paying attention to the new makes, and models. It might have been the muscle cars, it pissed off us hot rod guys to have our rods blown off by some fresh off the lot GTO owned by some nurd from the high school geek squad. Of course, we would wait till they crashed it and then grab-up their engine from the junk yard.
So my question is, what is your definition of a traditional hot rod, or kustom? :cool:
If you have to ask......................
Preacher
09-02-2006, 05:29 PM
welcome to the hamb, is that a picture of your car?
Welcome, every Friday there is an artshow on the board, it should be right up your alley.
I'll have to check it out when I get back from cruise night, and hey thanks for for the snacks
[quote=Bash]Thanks buddy, that's just what I want to hear, all the different view points.
PS when I was asked to fix his brakes, I ran over him.........I had no brakes.[/quote
The Brakes thing...well, lets just say you gotta know Joe Pan. :D
post your question on the main board...I wouldn't expect alot of answers right off the bat, but this weekend should prove interesting.
cheers!
Lux
Good God! I'm a newbe at something, I'm not sure where the main board is, I will have to poke around till I figure this all out. Hell that could take years. I've appearently siffed to many gas fumes.
Bash
flamedabone
09-02-2006, 07:36 PM
Hmm..there are probally lots of guys with the name "Bash"...but only a few are into hot rod related art.
If you are indeed him, and him is you, please don't miss our "Friday Art Show."
You will recognize it because it's the only Friday art show that is actually on Thursday.
Welcome to the HAMB, -Abone.
Automotive Stud
09-02-2006, 07:47 PM
Stick around, you'll figure it out.
welcome to the hamb, is that a picture of your car?
Yeah preacher man, that's 1 of em.
Hmm..there are probally lots of guys with the name "Bash"...but only a few are into hot rod related art.
If you are indeed him, and him is you, please don't miss our "Friday Art Show."
You will recognize it because it's the only Friday art show that is actually on Thursday.
Welcome to the HAMB, -Abone.
Yes, I've drawn a rod or two, so dial me into the Friday art show that surrealisticly is on Thursday between when and when is the space and time continum?
Bash
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