Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

...in a interesting way #11 in this vintage pic below is a historic influence to the more modern vision you have shared not to mention your own Modified......I think that's what we called them...



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Bump with the the Shit-T, T bucket!

Pic courtesy: https://www.tbucketplans.com/

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=26237
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...this file is labeled Don Tognotti Coupe...I think he also had a pretty awesome T Roadster...

The front fenders are reminiscent of George Barris's additions in the Chrisman Coupe​

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My father (84) is building a hot rod - not a rat rod! It is the body from a 26 T. Hand built frame, model A grill, and a '55 Chrysler Polly engine and matching Trany, etc. It's going to be awesome when it is done.

 

...Well thought out and Detailed Hotrod with the Mooneyes Twist on the Number

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...I'm not a magazine collector...sold most of my collection years ago...but without question the Magazines were an instrumental part in molding the Hotrod look and feel the World over...I don't know much about this Tracknose Roadster 'The Barracuda' but it sure seems to have a had a pretty experienced builder at the helm...

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Bring it on...Are you helping wrench the Dream Together @Darryl J Birch? Any pics or artistic drafts of the vision?

By the way welcome to the Hamb...

Ooodles of Unique Hotrod T's in this Thread and many more Threads elsewhere...



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...Lots of Work in this Hotrod Pickup...well worth the effort from this vantage point...

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...Hotrods get the Gals...

Not your average one either...

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http://autoracingmemories.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1632

...Quoted..."Joe drag raced his '31' roadster flathead powered Ford at the old Lowery Air Force Base in Aurora, CO"

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...Just part of the Gang...

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https://www.tbucketplans.com/y-block-ford-t-bucket/

...This well built Y-Powered Street/Strip T was a very successful competitor built by Ted Kramer of St. Louis. He went all strip later and even had an inline six that'd open ones eyeballs later in his racing career...He was also a real Supporter of the Wild Pipes with Trumpet Tipped Uprights on several of his Strip Rippers...

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Salt Assaulter coming up...man that's slick @Jonneville...love the coming together shots...

I recall a revered Deuce Roadster with a #404 even with a similar font...are the numbers run on your Hotrods an inspired nod to past Excellence? I am just curious...

I know you fellas are serious competitors at the Dry Lakes. What are the targets you are aiming for with this elegant Beast in Hotrod?​

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-hassad-roadster.1196447/

...Hamber Jim Hassad's Father was a genius in Craftmanship and built this Hotrod with incredible detail using his Skills Learned as a Tradesman. It had transformed over the years evolving into a competitor in road racing even seeing the Salt of Bonneville where it left its mark as well...Jim also took the Hotrod and dusted it off for several years after a hiatus...a truly fantastic Story of a great man showcased by @Ryan recently after recieving it from Jim...do take a moment to read and check out further imagery at the link above...

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Is that sinister green?

Sent from my SM-G986U using The H.A.M.B. mobile app

 

How could it be anything but?...perhaps Sinister and Nasty mixed together...

I did a search to find info on it...came up dry...but someone's knows the story on it...paging @Jalopy Joker...Jack only 156 pages more to go...

 

Ready for the submarine races! Beautiful lines.

 

https://spudsgarage.com/vehicles/29FordEddieSpeed/

...Found it...that was a www challenge...

'Candy Apple Green'

Man that Hotrods Clean...and quite the Looker...

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...now click your heels and make three wishes...the Hotrod definately unique and no doubt pretty stable being so low...and speaking of low the front suspension is unusual with the spring over the frame it seems...

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https://www.hotrod.com/articles/1002rc-the-jot-horne-story/

...Jot Horne Ranger powered masterpiece...What a cool Hotrod love the wild pipes...

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15 years later...anybody know...Old Hotrods many times envolve into newer old Hotrods...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/26-t-roadster-build-thread.851873/

...Hamber @Squablow's Hotrod looking absolutely Vintage...a stunning nod to Past Period Excellence...

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...T Bucket Long Box, Imperfect and Driven with Hoodlum Attached doing his best Ratfink...

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Careful where ya toss that cigarette butt...

 

...1955...the starting of the Wild things to come...

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Dangit Stogy -now I gotta start looking for an REO V8!

 

https://m.facebook.com/HortonHotRodParts/?ref=page_internal&mt_nav=0

...Doggone Cool...

Seems a survivor I'm assuming undergoing a rebirthing with some mods underway at the hands of Schwartz Welding and Fabrication in Southern Ontario, Canada shared with Hortons another Well known Canadian Fabricator and Supplier of Hotrod Items

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https://kustomrama.com/wiki/Old_Tin_Rods

...Hotrod Fabricator Ronnie Perrin's One Eyed Monster Hotrod/Custom Hybrid with a Hamber @BOMONSTER's Monsterwork...perhaps the Inspiration for the Real Deal Ronnie was hammering out...Anyone know if he ever completed it? Is Ronnie a Hamber?

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