Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

Race cars breeding? That is where 1/4 Midgets and Go Carts come from.

 

Yes they do but a careful bout of training, oil changes, lube job's and going round and round they grow up to be the mature full-size big car racers.

You know I was talking to a fellow that watched the stock cars in the early 60s and he said they were banging into each other to get ahead...it almost sounded like an oval demo derby. I thought it was cleaner than that.

 

Sorry Six Ball I just caught your reply on this yeah...better times for sure.

 

How about a T- bucket/dragster for the street! Built in 1967.

 

https://www.hotrodhotline.com/t-bucket-buick#.W0vDybgnaUk

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https://www.kustomrama.com/index.php?title=The_Kustomrama_Photo_Collection

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https://www.streetsideclassics.com/vehicles/2615-atl/1932-ford-roadster

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https://www.hotrod.com/articles/the-kings-of-late-custom-car-golden-age/

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This is one gorgeous car!

 

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http://customrodder.forumactif.org/t447p175-1928-29-ford-hot-rod

https://www.spudsgarage.com

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https://www.spudsgarage.com/archives/50sRaceCar/index.htm#pres





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Please excuse the dirty language it's not really...

https://www.spudsgarage.com/archives/29FordRatDen/index.htm#pres

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Here is a T somewhat along the same lines and lineage as the upgraded T
you posted A-Bone...heck maybe its the same one...doubt it however
sporting some Kookie Kar features...or would that be influencers?



https://www.tbucketplans.com/long-wheelbase-t-bucket/

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http://www.thehotrodsofdearborn.com/sullivan-roadster.html

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https://www.robertgenat.com/

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Always liked this nicely detailed Hotrod

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Inspired Hotrod from way over yonder and up a bit...

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This thing is really cool. It looks like it would do 100mph in first gear and your girlfriend hates it because it’s too loud and her dad says you’re just a no good Hot Rodder.


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@ClarkH this Ole Hotrod has some similarities to your Speedster/Hotrod. Especially from the backside...thought it might interest you.​

 

Hamber xderelict
and one of his Hotrods posted in the thread
back a few...
He had Fun with it...

He left us recently...May he Rest in Peace

His build thread...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/stand-by-for-the-1934-chevrolet.998180/


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https://www.robertgenat.com/

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http://drivekulture.com/2015/03/20/trent-sherrill-featured-photographer/

Credit to Photographer Trent Sherrill, Owner

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Sad to here that. I really dug that car. I sent him the Hudson taillights he put on it after reading about his other car getting burned up. Seemed like a real good dude.

 

You know Jason...Our rides will outlast us generally but we fade away one by one...This place has a way of sending that message home loud and clear. I miss those that have left us but also marvel in their legacy in Hotrod/Custom. Isn't always easy but yeah we carry the Hotrod/Custom Torch forward. Enjoy our short time on Terra Firma...

 

How true. Sadly at the rate my build is going the next generation may have to build my legacy. I'll leave a drawing and a pile of parts.