Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=42358

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/grounded.1201868/

...Mopar with plenty of Attitude minus a heart it seems, must be up for grabs...captured by @J.Ukrop and shared with us in a recent Thread on this anomaly of a year on so many levels...

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these were posted on the cad FB page. They may push the cut off date but dang they’re cool

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...y-70s-traditional-rods.1083413/#post-12279520

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/1932-ford-highboy-roadster-2/

...Mcmullen's?...I'm so used to seeing it with Mags...but I like this more vintage offering...

Update...Tom M's...no it was not...Dwain Rogers is the man behind this inspired...this was shared by @KKrod with this clarification...it's really no surprise of how many were inspired by Hotrods throughout this fantastic era we celebrate...

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...Class...Major Class

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...an interesting dichotomy...

Speed versus Hotrod

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...How to stand out in a crowd...Hotrod It!!!...

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http://classiccardb.com/willys/4497...ford-model-a-chassis-and-hopped-up-motor.html

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...Me Thinks there's a couple of Mikes in this Video and perhaps other Hambers but it's @Mikel50 doing the Camera Work and more of course...kind of a Cool Day...I know @mike bowling shared it recently I'll have to go back to see whose it is...Mikel's it is...I look forward to your sharing the journey I know it was Light blue but did it go back furthur as a Hotrod...Plans...The Spinner Cap in that 3/4 view in the Video was really talking to me...tough choices but you have good vision...

1962...I snooped...Hambtastic...and remember to be careful when things come at the Spur of the Moment...



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...Moooopar...Pretty Dayumm nice Inspired...Krickey...if Stogy had more dough it would be nice for the my ever expanding Stable of Dreams...

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Dang, that's purty^^^
What year would that have started as?

 

My much hamb criticized tbird. 351 Cleveland, c4 hotrod Thunderbird.

 

It looks sorta 30/31 of one of the 3 brands of Mopar...perhaps someone in the know can pinpoint it...I thought @racer-x and that Dark Blue Dodge Boys Coupe when I saw it...

 

...Moon Eyes Japan...Nice Hotrods...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-38-willys-pickup.1198074/#post-13643009

...Across the pond...Hamber @Luke stone's Ground Pounding Willys Hotrod...it is apparently up for grabs as I post this...

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Cheers stogy it is currently up for sale I can’t take credit for building it but it is a cool car just time to crack on with my 38 p/u
Luke

 

http://classiccardb.com/ford/62582-...scta-el-mirage-bonneville-racer-original.html

...56 SCTA Timing Tags...anybody have any pics of this Historic Land Speed Hotrod/Racer back in the day?...

Quoted below from ad text...

"Southern California original steel 1929 Ford Model A roadster hot rod. the “199D”. raced from 1947-2006 at El Mirage and Bonneville!"

"The build was done by Jeff Arnett of the legendary “Bean Bandits”. using only the best parts available."

The build quote may in fact be regarding the engines...

It's hard to believe that something that hurtles forth at such high speeds has a simplistic lever shock...it highlights incredible knowledge in fabrication and finite balancing of rolling elements of the vehicle...

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...The Bannister Roadster on the left and Unusually suspended Roadster on the right with Don Blair involvement I believe...

Love the kooky art on the streamlining cardboard...

I have featured this Roadster within this Thread and Highlighted the suspension and this pic adds another great angle for those in the know to identify...remember, go fast involved innovation, getting things lighter and handling better...all were on the table...

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...pretty dramatic variations in height and wheelbase all part of diversity in Hotrod...

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.hemmings.com/stories/2006/12/30/the-ralph-schenck-streamliner/amp

...this certainly seems inspired by the racer that Barney Oldfield and Harry Miller built and raced. It's quite a stunning machine in a league of it's own and sporting an evolving use of flames to wow the crowds...don't pay any attention to that beater in the background...



https://historygarage.com/the-golden-submarine/

...the Oldfield/Miller Racer

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So much want right here

 

This is one of @Ziggster's inspirations for his flathead powered hybrid...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-gn-jap-tribute-build.1131795/

 

...Hamber @flt-blk's Studebaker powered Hotrod Pickup oozing the Yesteryear in admirable style...Such a cool pickup...

I read a Thread on his engine swap with his Pickup...he has an incredibly amazing calm dealing with the wave of anomalies encountered in getting it right...

He really nailed it in my opinion...

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Would a street version of this style ride seem odd?

 

...Yes it would, But then all these Old things we drive are somewhat odd and stand out like a sore thumb anyway you slice it...But these Fully Graphiced Stockers might amount to 2 Sore Thumbs of Standing out...

Another way of doing it would be inspired but done up road legal it would be similar to those Road Racers in South America...El caballero style...








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Yep. I guess a vintage road race style would work. That would give ya headlights.

 

...Mopar Power...Really looking the Hotrod part...wonder where its at these days?

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/in-search-of-car-craft-october-1959-cover-car.1043783/

There is a Hamber looking for this Rhode Island Hotrod...It was sold in 1965 and he feels it may be tucked in a garage corner out there...It sure was a very clean build and quite the Looker...

Anyone know of it?...It did get press as well...

Anyone remember seeing this in a their Rhode Island neighborhood back in 1965...Let Derek know at the link above...

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...Sporty looking Hotrod...

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Maybe not that one but in the day a lot of "stock cars" were driven to and from the races. I remember reading about a lady who was racing the family Nash before her husband found out.