Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

Stretch A

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Is this the tall guy's car?

 

Nailed it...Good stuff Six Ball...what the heck is it other than cool...?

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That is on one of JimmyB's threads. It is in at least one of the hot rod books. If those are the same three guys it looks like the one with the big cuffs go wider and not taller.

 

Quoted from Dean Batchelor's "Dry Lakes & Drag Strips via @Jimmy B

"Skip-It" Built in 1934 for 14 yo George "Skip" Rubsch by his father. Car was rebuilt in 1936 and again in '38, that is when it got the '38 olds grille red flames on cream body. <---- info from Dean Batchelor's "Dry Lakes & Drag Strips"



So this is probably Skips Father above
whom built this beauty for his son at the wheel below...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...-they-were-pre-ww2.149631/page-6#post-1899509

Thanks @sixball and @Jimmy B

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Good detective work!

 

If you look closely at the image with who I assume is the father you can see the flames despite it looking somewhat dark or not totally bright as the lower pic appears.

 

You can also see the head rest and the pressure pump.

 

This is strange. I was just looking at another page and saw a picture of this same car (unidentified) in its racing configuration. Too cool!

 

One of the things so cool about these pics is what else is in them...
like this cycle styled roadster with is that twin 39 tailights...
That 29's wheels really hugs the fenders...




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I moved that picture right over to the Wheels and Stance thread. That is perfect.

 

Dry lakes inspired...build underway by Hamber @bgaro...





https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/poor-mans-three-window.1099029/

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Will that lid lift off?

 

I don't think so he's running a 32 frame and its lanky lean, 283 powered and in early stages but coming together quite quickly with lots of cutting and welding...quite a nice side profile developing...

 

283? Gotta' love them. An untold secret of my '26 build is that a 283 will bolt right in where the 153 will be and I have one under the bench. You have to have a backup.

 

https://www.kustomrama.com/index.php?title=Ken_Costello's_1939_Ford




https://www.kustomrama.com/index.php?title=Ralph_Jilek's_1940_Ford



https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1937-ford-custom-coupe/​

Three stellar examples of Customs that have a Hotrod element to them and
are all uniquely and artistically styled in a standalone very fitting way.

Credit to Photographer's, Owner's


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a pic from Hamber @Elrod's Album

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I thought this was radio controlled but apparently someone was in the engine bay looking through an opening in the grill...

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The light at the end of the tunnel? Just drive toward the light son as fast as you can.

 

http://www.autorevolutiononline.com/freestyle/

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Wow...Love the Digs!

Hot Rods aint to shabby either...!!

 

Heath Pinter is he a Hamber?
Some of his buds are on here and he was in TROG
Pretty talented fellow...



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http://www.hotrod.com/articles/day-2-gallery-race-of-gentlemen-at-the-jersey-shore/

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I love this thread. definitely not out of the box builds.

 

D A M M M M M ! Gary

 

YOU think thats dangerous,? It was owned by Jack Coonrod from Vancouver, Wa.
you should see him drive his '33 Willys Coupe, heck, hot exhaust pipe AIN'T NUTHIN'

Google : Jack Coonrod, or "Coonrod and Harry"
History - 1933 - 1936 Willys, picture thread | Page 3 | The H.A.M ...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com › Forums › General Discussion › Traditional Hot Rods
Dec 8, 2010 - Jack Coonrod's gasser. He was originally partnered up with Wayne Harry and they ran a 36 Willys pickup. They parted ways, Jack kept the engine, and built his coupe, which debuted in late 64 or early 65. By 66, the top had been chopped, and the suspension rebuilt by Finders. For the 67 season, the car ...

 

One could say that they either really screwed with that Model A or they really screwed with that Crosley and they would be correct on both counts. LOL

The Crosley body on a stretched A chassis is a natural. I would have to say that iinstead of Homogenized, it is Alamgamized.

 

Acid.

 

Real Cool Hotrod









Hamber @Pete's Artistic
Hotrod Splender​

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-rog-t-build.924908/

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-torr-nado-t-blows-into-kansas.972851/

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/fo...del-t-roadster-hot-rod-rat-rod-scta-trog.html



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Summers coming

Tn'A

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/ford/164187-1927-ford-roadster-pickup-scta-trog-model-t.html

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