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X 3 on the April 1950 cover, hands down my fav!!!
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chesapeake VA
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My all time favorite cover has always been Nov '49. Great car and even though she's probably 80, that's a right pretty girl with the movie star smile.... I always liked that "look"...
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Guess I caused a bit of a stir! Yes it is photoshop'd. It was a cover i made for my design proposal for my senior design project. Check out my build thread if you are interested. Dirty Dug - thanks for the comment about the rust bucket, now that you mentioned it, it does look out of place, given the time period. I will have to fix that.
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Couldnt make up my mind ... Still a work in progress.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Kolkata (Calcutta) India
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So many great and historical cover photos, but none are as original and iconic as the Dick Flint Roadster, May of 1952.
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Not that the pic is that artistic in any way maybe, but I love the feel of Nowember 1950. Takes me straight in to Daydream Modus.
Waiting for a signal to go down the track...... Love it. Paul |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Boardman,OH
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June 1963.
It was the first "Hot Rod" I ever bought. I still have it and enjoy it! I like the headline. "Can a hot rod win at Indy?"
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: At the track, in the garage, or on the road somewhere on the West Coast
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I couldn't pick just one single issue as my favorite, so here's my top five:
1. February '58 (quarter midgets cover) 2. July '51 (flathead v-8 drawing) 3. November '49 (Calori Coupe) 4. May '52 (Dick Flint Roadster at crosswalk) 5. Oct. '50 (Kenz Twin-Ford Special, the So-Cal Special, and the Tornado Special at Bonnevile) If I had to choose an era it would be the Jan '48 - March '51 large single image black & white covers.
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Location: socal
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I like the one showing the guy welding on a ford front suspension, don,t know exactly the date. But in your comments about the first issue being in 48 I guess I was there!
We moved to 80th and Figeuroa, around 1947, and I recall us kids riding our bikes to the L.A. Coloseum area to see the hot rod show. As I recall there were some rods outside that we could look at and we peeked in a doorway and saw some more in there. So that must have been 1948, and I was 10. We moved to LA in 44 and I saw many rods back then, I think thats where and when I caught the desease. Used to read HR and othe mags at the drugstore, thats how I learned to read. No wonder I talk funny. But I could spell pretty good, not no mo tho
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Oct 48, forever a classic!
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November 1949..
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One from the color.. It's real hard, they are all masterpieces!
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I like all of the 49 & 50 covers!
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: LA HABRA, SO CAL, KOOLSVILLE
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this would be some bitchen wall paper..
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Phoenix
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oct 57-hands down. thanks payne for all those pics
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"We’re not here for a history lesson though. What we’re here for - at least for me - is just a simple and maybe not so simple little trip back in time." C9 Prologue The Girl on the Rincon
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: NEW HAMPSHIRE
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![]() anyone know what these back tires are and if they repop them?i want them. |
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Don't know who made the tires, but the cross grooves look to be hand cut, maybe with a grooving iron, or a saw. That was quite common during that era.
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