Hot Rods If you could pick a TRUCK that epitomizes the word "Hot Rod" what one TRUCK fits that bill?

My 29 with 302 C4 satisfies my needs

 

Here is mine! T-5, lowered and otherwise stock. Best Flatty I have ever had...and she's for sale.

 

Hamber owned

 

A hot rod? I was told trucks can't be hot rods.

 

This was one of George Poteet's earliest pickups, 292 Chev six, glide, 8", and the ifrst of the Brookville roadster extended cab pickup bodies.

Fail to see anything about it online.

anyone have any recent pics of it, or know of its whereabouts?

 

Always loved the fang grille of the 54 Ford. These are before and after of mine.

 

THIS ONE S PRETTY CLOSE

 

I've made some changes, hope you guys like them. The paint is 20 years old as is the original build, its my hot rod, not nice enough to be a street rod.

 

I like Tommy Ivo's T. If you look close, it has a truck bed!

 

That's easy!

 

My 40 with the 471

 

I think that there is a fine line between hotrod and streetrod as has been discussed in other threads
These are a couple I think fit the hotrod bill. Just my opinion and we all know what they say about opinions.

 

My 1941 Chevy "hot rod" pickup, 2900 lbs and just shy of 800hp, with my new pulley it should be over 800, full manual valve body. It's not very practical because it has a drinking problem, but it sure is a lot of fun.

 

Yea, my coupe has a drinking problem also. Maybe we should get them together and have a intervention . LOL. Love the truck!

 

I always thought that the 34 Ford pickup was the ultimate in hot rod trucks so that was my choice when I built my 348 powered truck.

 

Louvers, flames, V8, 4-speed, chop, flat paint.

 

Me too i wonder is this still around

 

Saw this one at Jalopy Showdown.

 

Love it

 

I don't know about an intervention but a 10 gallon toast and let them eat side by side sounds good to me ..hahaha

 

Had this for 10 years, still miss this truck. Hauled all sorts of crap in it, even to go get the Christmas tree. Sounded awesome (belly burner straight pipes), ran like a top (50 Merc flathead).

 

Doh, sorry, thought you said "Not Rod Trucks"!

 

Strikes me more ‘restorod’ than hot rod, as nice as it is, it's too subtle to yell HOT ROD at me.

 

There are so many trucks in this thread that meet the requirements. Really love this list. This one in particular did it for me.