Features Corvette hot rods - picture thread

In just about all of the other photos that I have seen of Lombardo's 'vette it is running Cragar S/S wheels. Although the spoke and cap design in the photo look like the Hurst wheels the rim is wrong. It is a pity that this question did not come up before last year's NHRR event at Bowling Green as Larry was one of the honorees and I could have asked him while we were chatting after the ceremonies.

Roo

 

Byron Illinois

 

I know I took a bunch of pics of that car while I was there

 

MORE FROM THE WEB

 

May be a repost I am unsure

 

I AM NOT SURE ONE OR TWO MAY BE REPOSTS. WHEN I SAVED THEM TO THE FILE I HAVE ON A FLASHDRIVE NONE SAID THAT THEY WERE ALREADY THERE.
BUT I PROBABLY HAVE SAVED 5 OR 6 THOUSAND OFF OF HERE AND OTHER PLACES AROUND THE WEB

 

Fenton wheels. Look at the big decal.

 

Are those hot rods? They look stock to me.

 

Corvette = Hot Rod

 

I hear what you're saying and I truly get it. Having said that, a 327/350 or a 327/365 coupled to a 4spd is a hot rod. Having owned several of them, I can assure you of that. In "stock" form, it's a wolf in sheep's clothing!

 

I confess, they are bone stock.
I didn't know where to put them and there were some other stock models already posted here so I just put them up. Let me know if you want me to delete them. Sorry if I screwed up.

 

A '63 Corvette ragtop weighing 3,000 pounds equipped with a 327/340,
a 4 speed and 3:70 gears is a hot rod.

 

Any car with a "Vette motor" is a hot rod.

 

Piston Powered Expo

 

This is not Scotts rods is it?

Pat

 

Local Northern Virginia car

The Virginia Gentleman

 

Saw this at the Coker cruise today. I loaded a bunch more pics on the thread that is linked in my signature.

 

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Bleach burnouts and 'glass don't mix well......