Happy days hot rods

What ever happened to the hot rods on happy days?

 

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Thats all I got for ya

 

I used to love Happy Days. It was a first taste of '50's Americana for me.
I even enjoyed it after Fonzie jumped the shark....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark

 

I did the promotion for the stage show in the UK and met Mr Winkler

Ron Howard said yesterday he would never be involved in a Happy Days movie

 

He already was (sort of),------it was called American Graffiti.

 

The Roadster Pickup has a great home. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photos/ralphsroadster.html

 

yeah, the guys that made it big never really credit AG

 

Happy days .... A off shoot from " love american style!"..

So traditional all around ..

Ag came first

 

it was on tv over here this afternoon,,the episode was when fonzie repaired a hearse for some hoods laundering money via a funeral parlour...young cunningham heads off to stop fonzie entering a warehouse...the car he`s driving is a red 46 ford with widewhites , caps no bumpers...anyone else seen that one

 

"I even enjoyI even enjoyed it after Fonzie jumped the shark."
Thanks for the clarification! I've heard that phase a lot lately!

 

unbelievebly it is said that the pilot for happy days was out before graffitti

 

The first episodes were great,But after they shot all the shows on a stage it lost all the outdoor shots. It was just like all other sitcoms.

 

I always loved the episode when the fonzie "hopped up" Mr C's 4 door Desoto so richie cunningham could drag race it in a grudge race. Cool as.

 

I used to love watcking it on TV land. I liked ralph malph's little roadster pickup

 

Check this out !!!!

 

There was a white "T" bucket with a very short turtle deck also. Never saw that one again.

 

Is that the one where they "hop up" the Desoto engine with Ford flathead heads??????

 

and a blower, I think< its been a while since I saw it.

Course I saw the episode when it was new, and I was pretty low mileage back then myself.

 

Is it true that the bike (a Trumpy?) the Fonz rode in the series was the same bike Steve McQueen rode in 'The Great Escape' or is that just an urban myth?