Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

Ain't a Rat lover!

 

Ain't a Rat lover!

 

Dude....... just build your damn car and post pictures.

 

Hey Dennis it might float but not here...built in 1978 looks like a big golf cart. To much hotrod, land speed, custom influence around here...thats just straying to much and I'm pretty open to many things. Sorry just my opinion.

 

Just to street roddy. Sorry I was a real youngin in the 60s and and I am very careful to choose to critique/criticize as I do not know when all these things such as 5 star mags and fat tires came about but as they say you just know...its a feeling ya get. This is of course just my opinion.

The black and white stuff and vintage color...Killer awesome thanks. Don't get me wrong much has been built post 65 and has inspired or traditional 65 and down look..

Hey Ratamah have you done a run through this thread from start to finish...it's not huge but it is extensive and has a lot of interesting material. with plenty of stories to back alot of it up.

 

Ain't a Rat lover!

 

Stogy! Yeah! Hope wish have time to take a full view at all!! But my postings are breaking between my work and life!!

Ain't a Rat lover!

 

I'm building my cars!! 28RPU and 32PU!


Ain't a Rat lover!

 

Now that's pretty interesting. A lot of work in that little truck!

 

Ratama I remember years and years ago reading about vintage tin down your way...lots of rare stuff. Your rides look to be in extremely good shape...thats a big part of the battle. You must be having fun...nice period workshop as well.

 

The deuce pickup body looks like the first day I saw it! Good shape! The model A pickup was very bad, I disassemble all the body, and keep the stock panels and sub riels! Change the cowl and the bed for a model A, the bed was a model T when I bought!

Ain't a Rat lover!

 

Offshore Inspired
Hamber Cool​

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-cars.523249/

Credit to Artists, Owners, Photographers
& Original Posters
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I must say I really do like this,

 

Geez i just fell for that kookie unchopped model a coupe with the wedge channel Ratmahata posted!
someone wanted to make a point with that and i dig it! Johnny

 

This one?


And hell yeah, me too

The only thing I would change, is correcting that mishap on the rear fender. I bet I wasn't build that crooked, but other then that perfect

 

With that much channel you couldn't chop it. Well.....
That pickup above is sweet.

 

No need to chop it, it's plenty cool

 

Check the link out...that fellow is one gifted 27 year old Hamber Schoum...and he drives that hotrod...

 

Cool September Nights Offering












This is Hamber Poverty Flats Jalopy/ Hotrod
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/gow-job-pics-anyone.227312/#post-2412616









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& Original Posters
Apologies if already posted

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There will never be too many track roadsters!

 

Nice flat top with the wires!
Has anyone seen more of this?

 

There was a thread here on the the T posted and that is a photoshop chop...a great period Hotrod either way.​

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/26-t-gow-job-build.752924/​

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Me thinks this is the cleaver hand of Mr Model T these cars look like fun with a capitol F...​

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http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/26-t-gow-job-build.752924/#post-8395523​

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& Original Posters
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More Vintage Cool



Popular Mechanics inspired build
http://planetmotherfuckers.blogspot.ca/2011/01/how-to-build-hotrod-of-1932-ford.html?m=1

















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& Original Posters
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'40 Ford Tonner

 

This is the same style as you posted, with the broken link @stogey

 

The link works now I tried to edit the nasty title with text colour and f'd it up...
That definitely looks like a homebuilt some many moons ago as well perhaps by one of the technical publications such as Popular Mechanics. Both vehicles had an elevated level level of workmanship (not pro but not amateur either) had potential to be nicely finished but life as life is things don't always go as planned...gotta go...Thanks for keeping things interesting.

 

Thanks Stogy for the links!!

 

My friend Frank Morawski driving the Carrillo Roadster at Capital Raceway.......fresh from Pebble Beach

 

No problems XPL just spreading the gospel as best as I know and giving credit where credit is due...thanks to you and the other Hambers.

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Who is that guy looking at this Hotrod?







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& Original Posters

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Looks like Dennis Gage.