Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

home built, street driven, brakes operated by handle outside of driver's side of body View attachment 5242945

 

Here is my old shop truck

 

...Quite the Looker...The Goldenrod

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https://www.motortrend.com/features/historic-hot-rods-hit-dragstrip-2018-rpm-nationals/

...Coupsters?...

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...A rare A Shelled Roadster...simplicity is a beautiful thing...

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What makes you think the 33/34 is a coupster?

 

An ASSumption...My apologies...Perhaps its a actually a Roadster and further more the Model A may also not be a coupster either...So I will remove my misleading information...the Windshield and absense of raw appearing sheetmetal around the rear set area is what led me to think cut down or splice and dice...

I made it a question...safer that way...

 

...I know many Hate fender laws but these near Highboys are equally awesome when giving some shape to the fenders much like they were back in the day...rather than a ultra flat un-contoured flat sheet...even though the hate is so deep that the flats are made to hug the tire and made with great difficulty to look non existent...

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...Caddy Flatheads, always unique attention getters and truly add a sinister look and sound to any Hotrod...

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People who drive their cars all year where it rains & snows can have different views on fenders. That is a great looking car & the fenders don't hurt the looks.

 

Was just a question, no apologies needed. The 34 is a Roadster, Steel too. The Model A is a Sport Coupe, Or whatever they were called then.

 

I see the snaps and rolled door to dash now...and the windshield might be a Hallock or spinoff of a Duvall...I thought a trimmed 40s windshield not many pics of this and even less info...probably a Thread on it...

 

...All class but can you say vulnerable...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/todd-breeder-reed-sad-news.1249856/

...I share this capture no doubt taken by Hamber @breeder from his album in Remembrance as he passed recently...May he Rest in Peace...

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...Black on black on black...is a beautiful thing...

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DAMN that's beautiful... Thanks for posting it

 

...Hamber @Marshall Metal Shaping's Hotrod

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...Harry Westergard Deuce

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https://www.oldcarsweekly.com/features/car-week-1931-chevrolet-hot-rod

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...Good things are happening in Norway...Hamber @joakimnj's Bowtie coming together nicely...Happy Birthday Hamber...I hope you chime in with an update...

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Nice Chevy! Is there a build thread on this one. I found more pictures. I see lots of new wood and a 216 valve cover on a 292. I'd like to see more.

 

No build Thread he only has 10 posts so far......but I thought I'd make some noise and when he chimes in we'll suggest that he share some more...that was in 2015...

That's why I watch them birthdays...I get to say HB and get an in on what they're up to...

More across the pond Excellence...is it true the windshield posts are separate from the Cowl?

 

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/31-a-coupe.1250530/

...Dare to leave a Model A a Model A...a stately early 40s look to boot...Gangster.

Shared by @34 5W Paul in a new Thread on an across the pond A Coupe build just underway...spoiler alert the roofs been cut and it's still cooling off...

Ha!...photoshopped...well nice inspiration anyways...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/model-a-coupe-to-highboy.1230579/

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Nice proportions...cool truck!
Wonder what the color code is???

 

Non-homogenized deuce roadster (if that’s possible)...Just chrome the grill shell!

 

I like the inverted cowl blister.

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/rip-dick-eaton.1249454/

...I see this look and many times consider it a newer inspiration of vintage Hotrod but this is Historic proof of it being period correct to what I'm thinking is the mid to late 50s...

It was shared by @Deuce-Deano in memory of Dick Eaton's passing...perhaps Deuce may chime in to verify the date of the picture of Dick and this low slung zee framed (assumed), A Bone and shed some light on if they were close friends back in the day...

May Dick Rest in Peace...you were a trendsetter...

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