Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

The 3/4 View driver-side front to back series

















haven't seen many of these










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More Cool stuff on the sidelines
but right up there...






































http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/cws-bonneville-pics-the-wayne-koeppe-collection.795889/



http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1940s-period-correct-hot-rods.422177/page-40#post-6763924














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The One and Only
HAM Jalopy




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Another nice selection of cars, Mr. "Stogy"!! That channeled Hemi powered roadster is cool as hell ( driver looks about 14!!) , and the red 2 door sedan is beautiful. ( kind of fancy for a guy like me, but I LIKE IT!)And I've always been a big fan of red pants!! OOO-La-La!
Thanks for your continued efforts to put some different approaches in the spotlight!!

 

Would like to see this roadster raised up enough to comply with NSRA scrub line requirements......wonder if it would ruin it's slick look?

 

Abone...I think your ride proves that that would not be the case.... The only way to go it seems would be up. Heavy attention to detail all around on this one again much like yours. Low wasn't that common back in the day but the pictures prove it was done.

 

Mondays Mix



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Like this one too.

 

My attempt at a no cookie cutter 33 3 window chevy deuce frame hemi power no deuce shell !

 

Rumpity Rumpity​

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Would like to see a side profile shot of this one with the deuce frame.

 

^^^^^ I'll second that motion. More photos por favor.

 

This one I LOVE - any additional info?



Steve

 

Cool
(more front row seats courtesy of the Hamb)



Very inspiring Hamber T_N_T Build thread...
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1926-model-t-roadster-1940ish-build.1025384/

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Trying to find out Steve...No dice yet...another beautifully executed period race inspired hotrod...someone here knows and thats a given.

 

Lazzerini's roadster?
(photography by Hamber Church)

Really not a lot I can find on it at this point perhaps others will chime in...Cheers...



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Cool - I have a set of orphan coupe/roadster quarters that would be perfect for a race-inspired build like this.

Steve

 

Wow Wow Wow Mopar...those all your period mopar beauties?
Did you run your coupe?
What a awesome lineup there...nice to see your coupe up to the front of the thread again.
Stellar photography too.
Damn they look nice together...I see a lurker behind your lineup...tell us the story...any video!...This is 2016 I take it...it seems a good year for Ole Bonne.

 

There's a full run down of our Bonneville experience on our FB page.
www.facebook.com/MontanaDodgeBoys

 

Side view

 

More pics please.

 

More Art for the Eyes










pic posted by Hamber baval7
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/different-bonneville-07-pics.201602/






Anybody know how old this pic is? Interesting the lowslung racer back then.
love these motion shots...



http://www.themotorhood.com/themoto...k-at-wade-nisbets-entirely-hand-built-model-t




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Very not run of the Mill




http://www.stanceiseverything.com/2016/08/wtf-friday-hemischmitt/comment-page-1/

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By the way Mopar congratulations on you and your teams accomplishments. I did have a peak at your link there...thank you. A number of the members here may not frequent FB so please do post pics and stories at your leisure for us to enjoy. You guys do great stuff...

 

People paying big $$$ to have someone build them a roadster from the cookie cutter mold is ridiculous. I don't care what anyone says.

 

I think it depends what you do with that roadster from the cookie cutter mold. If its a traditionally styled hotrod or custom I'm interested and I could care less how much they paid to have it done. We have many talented members here who are hired/contracted to build rides to suit peoples tastes and many share their customers desires with us thankfully.

 

Your nailhead looks so weird! I ain't never seen a set of fake-Hemi valvecovers for a nailhead!!
Is there a build thread for this?



@Stogy this guy is a HAMBer and there is a fantastic build thread on here!

 

Thanks Volvo I just found this and most other pics doing net search and yes many lead back to the Hamb but this one I missed that link. I did however post the link I found it at. So thanks...I will source that out when I have a moment.

 

Here it is:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...dified-journey-to-the-end-of-the-road.685236/