Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

...Spunky little road warrior...

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https://www.nhra.com/news/2021/reli...e-1955-national-championship-drags-great-bend

...Plated makes this a monster in a league of it's own without a doubt and I love to see more of the Roadster in the top right hand corner of the top image and the is it 33 or 4 Hotrod Pickup...both look very fitting to the theme of this Thread...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...nything-about-this-car.1078542/#post-12226574

https://www.motortrend.com/features/cool-60s-styled-1927-ford-roadster-show-rod-built-budget/

...nicely done 60s tribute with a ducking rollbar...

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@Stogy that turbine car was on the cover of Hot Rod I think it was 1955. May also have been in some other magazines as well.

 

Just a headlight change away from beauty!

 

Thanks Joe, what's old is new again...perhaps these unusual rides have always been able to be lisenced for street duty...must have been a very quick drive to the strip that's for sure...

 

I like them, right at home...there, even...

 

KIRK!

 

...is it art or the real deal...I will say it's an awesome capture if a true photo and it seems to be a 34 with a 37 Ford truck grille...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...enized-hotrods.1002926/page-214#post-14360768

...Just one more pic of Vern Houle's racer, flathead in, showing how low the seating was...he must have been near sitting on the floor...

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I took the liberty ...

 

I don't like it any more than you do but it's like masking history...

The world then like the world now is dotted with darkness...please don't suggest that this Thread or I support what that represents...Hotrod History is what it was...best to be noted as not all squeaky clean...

I replaced it with a copy of your edit...

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...Back to the Jetsons...the Cosmic touch...mixed with Hotrod...

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You didn't have to get rid of it.

When I noticed that, I looked up if Voigt is a German name. It is. I'm guessing he was relatively serious about that shit. I imagine he got some serious flak for it, especially since WWII veterans and hot rodding were associated sometimes.

Then there's the juxtaposition of the thread title with the shit the symbol stood for.

 

...The Original Post...

No sweat on changing it out, I don't need a Thread closed or membership suggesting in any way I am supportive of the ugliness so many elements of the Past and Inspired post Hamb Era Culture used on their Hotrods...Again I take offense to the suggesting the Title of the Thread in any way is juxtapositionally comparable to what that Symbol represented...

This Thread is about Hotrods that are period correct but from the perspective they are uniquely different and one of a kind, many times NOT so one of a kind, with a sizable number of them very close to the more considered elite perception of what represents The Hotrod...

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...48-scta-points-champion.379466/#post-14393191

...A Hotrod with an incredible journey with many transitions over the years...shared in a great Thread by @Jimmy B at the link above...

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https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2015/08/13/a-gathering-of-the-hopeful-bonneville-speed-week-2015

...The Art of Hotrod aka The Rolling Bones

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http://www.racinboys.com/news/?i=43021

...Junior Hower's Tracknose Roaring Roadster...what a significant engine setback with perhaps a shortened wheelbase...

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Full cage freeway flyer...build it as a street version, with Dzus fasteners holding the body panels to the cage, and with the door hinges fastened on the cage too! You can never be too safe!

 

I apologize for my comments causing any concerns. I honestly wasn't suggesting anything about you nor the thread title, I just found it interesting that the car had that on it. I took the liberty to remove the symbol- that's all.

 

@anthony myrick was mentioning old racing chassis making it onto the street...that would be insane really for daily driving but nowadays some do drive Drag cars on the Street...not for Stogy however...

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/help-with-history-on-32-coupe.874652/#post-9640576

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-lew-thompson-coupe-final-assembly.1002060/

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2016/06/the-first-cover-car-from-rod-and-custom.html?m=1

...Pretty incredible find this was...and shared right here at the Hamb...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/27-on-32-rails-w-226-6-cyl-ford-flatmotor.311561/

...Hamber @oldebob's Hotrod...neat!!

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...Outlaw indeed...Rollbar equipped too, Would love to have seen this one at the Strip...

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I'm tired of mist street rods thinking there are only two possible engine choices. The small block Ford or the small block Chevy with an auto. There are so many mire out the

 

Well!!, you've come to the right place @aussie57wag...

 

...Class!!

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...This might be haroldd1963's Hotrod...



https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1931-model-a-hot-rod-re-paint.1003622/

...Anyone know if they finished up the refresh on this grounded Hotrod?

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Stogy, I'm sure you noticed the top picture is reversed.

Update: Boy that was a quick correction!!

You da man!
Thanks.

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1926-sleek-t-build-thread.1233655/page-2#post-14313521

I started a build thread on my uncommon but not ugly sleek T project.