Features Go Green!

Built by Bill Ross, from central Washington.

 

I have to agree, even if we are related! This Chevy was on the road when I was 14 years old. I had a ride in it from Ted’s Dad. I am 73 now and the car is still my favorite hot rod memory.


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Sam Barris Merc

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...y-32-4-tudor-tribute-to-gramps.983704/page-79

The Spirit of Hubba Hubba @Runnin shine's Hotrod in full Bonneville, 1946...

Spring Forward...on St Patrick's...cheers by 130 MPH...

Credit to All that Inspired This
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Model A Tudors sure look good in green.



So do old Chevys.

 

Sorta looks like a Lepricon. ..

 

Here are some I'd let drip oil in my garage any day. If I had any pix of Lippy's (rip & probably misspelled) car with the 394 Olds I'd put it here too. These might not conform to Ryan's quest for the BEST green rod ever but they are all extremely cool and should be considered.

 

I love my green machine... The '57 Pontiac Safari in Limefire and Seacrest Green with two-tone green interior!

 

There are so many colors of green!

 

Bruce Burroughs of "Bruce's Hot rods" built a green 32 roadster several years ago, And even though I personally would have never had the guts to spray that color through a gun on a 32 roadster, It turned out amazing, And in my mind it is still one of the best looking roadster's out there.

 

Noel Mauer's 1932 Ford coupe. Noel built the coupe in the 1950s in his high school industrial arts class as his senior year project. Noel still owns and drives the coupe today and it looks much like it did when he built it.

 

A little drag race action.

 

There's a couple green ones in my garage....

 

Here are a few from my stash. 50 Shades of Green.

 

One I let get away.

 

My Midnight Green 49 Merc from 30 years ago, very cool and very green car

 

That car is amazing. Even has a green tinted top insert.


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Vintage HAMB photo...The Sewer Pickle. Was owned by =mike= here in San Diego - I think it's in the UK now.

 

Here are some of mine. The 28 roadster pickup I was building in the late 70's, a 33 4 door I had in the 80's and the 33 pickup I finished a couple of years ago.[

 

I really considered green for my coupe but I couldn't find the "perfect" shade that fit the car/era/style.

I do really dig this sea mist/ silver green A:



@fourspd2quad 's Belair is a really great green. Gm had a couple great light green metallic colors.

 

Dad's Chevy roadster.