Just a few pics of a car we unveiled last weekend in Detroit.... model A sedan on 32 rails built by Hilton Hotrods .... powered with a Ross Racing Engines 354 Hemi..... with one of our own 4-71 blower setups.... and some really trick Tuki paint.... and interior by Mike Lippincott Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
That car has such a great 'presence' about it- The stance,the colors,the interior, the power train, and the period details really give it-'the whole package' The only thing missing I can think of is my name on the title.
Very cool! I love the paint, the interior cloth is way cool and fitting, and the motor is righteous! A real eye catcher, good job on the vision.
I've just flat liked that car every time someone showed photos of it in their show coverage and that seemed to be everyone's show coverage. Even the never leave the basement guys seemed to migrate to it. Great car all around.
It does have serious eye-appeal. Every Detroit thread that came up, it got the pause & look, instead of the slow scroll. Very well executed, and a paint scheme that's rarely seen these days. Fresh & retro at the same time. I like it a lot.
I'm gonna venture a guess and say the only pavement it's ever touched is from the parking lot to the trailer
Wow, it's like the good old 1962 show rod days all over again. Perfect concept, styling and paint. Needs more angel hair.
Your venture is a tick off......It's gonna touch 1500 mile one way from Virginia to Texas in about 4 wks from now..... Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Them are some SP looking tops on the 94's, where did they come from? Car is very nice to say the least, the color is a sweet change from the crowd. I love the fade and panels are back! Congrats.
I'm sure it runs as good as it looks. Always been a fan of 60's show rods, I blame it on my high school days. And the cover of the BBoys album with Chili's car on it. I was lucky enough to get up close and personal with a few of those cars back then.
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