Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

http://johanneshuwe.com/the-race-of-gentlemen/

Credit to Photographer Johannes Huwe

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http://www.automobilemag.com/news/the-race-of-gentlemen-2017/

Credit to Photographer Aaron Brimhall

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This is Hamber @Frenchy Dehoux's Hotrod Lincoln...
I hope good health is still with Frenchy as he has not been on in quite some time.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-1932-hot-rod-lincoln-and-war-birds.590375/

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Great stuff Stogy, especially the old and new old racers.

 

http://my28chev.blogspot.com/2016/08/1928-chevy-speedster-very-nice.html

https://bringatrailer.com/2014/12/05/long-rod-1928-chevrolet-boattail-roadster/

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Thank You Six Ball. TROG and other events similar definately drive creativity and bring a diverse group of vehicles together.

There is no question coupled with the colorful owners, spectators, scenery and the incredible eyes of the photographers it has an unforgettable ambience much like it probably was back in the day...priceless.

 

I would also like to thank all the contributers to this most interesting thread including their support and interest...onwards we rock n' roll...

 

This car was for sale a while back. The guy built it for his wife and she didn't like driving it. It has pre-'29 Chevy four cylinder. Nice car!

 

I added links to the pic after you added details...thanks Six Ball

 

http://www.automobilemag.com/news/the-race-of-gentlemen-2017/

Credit to Photographer Aaron Brimhall




https://www.bobscottnyc.com/PHOTOGRAPHY/The-Race-Of-Gentlemen/12

Credit to Photographer Bob Scott





Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Not cool

That's. Not cool "verder"!

 

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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More pics of this one please!

 

http://lonestarroundup.com/

Credit to Photographer, Owner



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This car is or was owned by T.W. Scott

It may be Hamber Zach Suhr's former Hotrod

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2016/...entlemen-east-two-days-of-sand-sun-and-speed/

Credit to Photographer Kurt Ernst






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More or Hamber Zach's craftsmanship

https://www.rods-customs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=8295

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Not too far from homoginized, but far enough to not be boring.....nice HOT ROD!

 

@a boner that is a stunning Hotrod. It looks to have fillers in wheel wells...thats sort of different. Usually when they are filled its smooth. Maybe its just the angle and theres no filler at all.

Regardless in this thread its just a part of the mix.

 

Thanks @Stogy! Those are really nicely styled. Hamber Zach does nice work!

 

Pretty funky looking Jalopy...

Why is this fella smiling...because he's now protected by a roll bar...


Credit to Photographer, Owner​

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...2018-wildwood-nj.1110576/page-3#post-12603719

This was posted earlier in the thread and Hamber @mike bowling captured this at the recent TROG...
I still would like to know the story on it. It shares some similarities to the Jalopy above...One of a kind
you betcha...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...genized-hotrods.1002926/page-61#post-12520822

Credit to Photographer @mike bowling, Owner

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Hotrod still retaining a fair bit of it's vintage past...
and its up for grabs...I think...
Me like to have...

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/fo...-rod-409-chevy-33-hotrod-1932-grill-1934.html

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Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Stogy, that car is from around Boston. I'll get some info for you.
The man behind it with the straw hat was driving it, and hanging around with Paul Aldrich.

I first saw it at the big "Ty-Rods" show years ago. The story I got was that it belonged to a pin striper ( it's COVERED!) and he used it to "work his brushes in" at shows, and for a rolling billboard of his work.

 

Thanks for the info Mike...the interior was tuck and roll and somewhat unusual as well. Hotrod Billboard/Canvas...that works.

 

This is one Fine Ride..!!

 

Simplicity is a many splendered thing. Understated chrome...the right period attachments including the tires...and a builder that has the foresight...

 

3 topolino,s

 

NO!

 

Big O let it go some fellas just don't understand the rules...thats from some time ago...the group following and contributing to this thread are for the most part quite in tune with what works here...yes there are a few burps and farts along the way. The individuals can get beligerant and next thing the threads closed...it happens.

Doesn't make it right but I want the thread to move and live on. I usually post several interesting vehicles after something OT comes up. Just to bury the post. I am always surprised that some completely miss the mark and that isn't just here either.

I am glad you are working your way through the thread...I believe its one pretty awesome thread.

Enjoy...

How about a that nice shot of your old Model A Coupe looking sixties style?...