Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

To me the late sixties and seventies hotrods were clear proof of why 1965 was determined to be the upper end of the Hamb cutoff...I was a young teen in the seventies and theres not much of it style wise I remember fondly...

 

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Agree totally @Stogy, however I think it is way cool that South America had hot rods. I personally didn't see that coming,, cheers

 

They have a ton of American Iron down there late 20s and up...they were big on road/rally racing...I'll bet they did some cool Hotrod stuff prior to that top pic @ratamahata posted...if anyone can dig it out Rat will...

If the latter pics were period correct I sincerely apologize...
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...Real nice workmanship in this with no Title...
guess there's ways around it...Lawyers and swearing on this n' that...

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/po...kup-1930-oaklandford-model-a-not-rat-rod.html

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Another FB random pic

 

There is a lot of work in that and it's kinda' cool.

 

I would drive it

 

No need to apologise @Stogy. Wow I did not realise that about South America, cheers for the heads up.

 

Definitely NOT homogenized, makes me smile

 

I’ll play...

 

...this is one of those pics that looks modern but I think not so again this highlights where ideas on builds evolve and also help determine when looks evolved...

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https://ahrf.com/blogs/jims-news/posts/head-scratching-time

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Stogy you're absolutely right, could have been taken anytime from the 50's on up. Looks vintage to me. I'd like to see more of the one in the middle with all the teeth.

 

...pretty cool Hotrod with a host of Cool details...Love it...

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That I've seen before...I think that's a Belly Tank...with that war inspired graphic...

 

...Damn this is super cool and yeah the Good Times look to have been front and center to boot...

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5th photo down....Touring in the tall grass with 4 guys in it.......I didn't know The Monkeys were from Argentina.

Lynn

 

I'm not sure they're the Monkees but I'm sure they they got the funniest looks guaranteed...

 

...such a cool Hotrod getting the Rubber warmed over...Oh Yeah...

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...Long stretched out Coupe...
Leaned out for Speed...

Pretty sure the nose on this one is tapered to a wedged point...

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...T n' A...oh yeah....How
about that Hood eh...
What a nice Hotrod Rod...
I know it's the class...
Just being an ass...
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...yes definitely different
with great potential...

http://www.ironhorsehotrodsandcycles.com/cars/1939-towncar-towncar-0005

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...I'm going cross eyed...Help...

A glimpse of a wild Custom Hotrod
In it's Skivies...

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Very revered fella Dick Dean...
and one of his wild Hotrods...

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Stogy, I think thst your Picture might be the beginnings of the Munster Koach.

 

You are absolutely correct Critical, I just like in build pics as it captures many times another ambience of cool before the cool...

 

...Big N' Littles & I'm not talking tires...Bobbed Frame...problems driverside on Hotrod on right bottlejack under axle...aren't those a sought after custom hubcap on the front of the jacked Roadster?...
and of course shiney paint, Banger and V8...and what's that saying...Don't need no stinkin' Windshield...

Priceless shot...Wow...

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...Ready to Rock N' Roll...Beyond Cool...

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...Ole Bullet Nose...
Half Fendered this Willys seems a natural for
a Shark Toothed Smile

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