Hot Rods Hotrods with Fixed Rear Fenders & Cycle/Cycle Style Fronts

Across the pond perhaps...real looker too...

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...giddy up, giddy up...

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Oh man!^^^

 

...I prefer a more vintage slick but regardless of the period being post or not it really borrows alot of nasty from the good Ole days...and the pic is awesome...

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Any pics of cars with more streamlined or stylized fronts?

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1928-schumacher-special-early-hot-rod.82304/

...the roots...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/saltflat-racer-or-custom-barnfind.148096/

...believe or not 1932/33 was the year...

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Well............he did ask, right Stogy?

 

Twenty8 I love the looks and how they came about...Barris wasn't the only one who was inspired by the look that I believe goes way way back...





...Stogy took it to another level in the bottom image...

I like what George did albiet that like is far from universal...

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Wow, Those are some different examples! I like the Chrisman/Gillis fenderlets (?), but I think Barris had his guys attach them so as not to turn with the front wheels, so your Photoshop versions would have to turn. Anyways, thanks. It's good to see what else has been done.

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/lakes-pictures-p-r-c.943878/page-27#post-14397931

...A Hambers former ride when he found it...a Shadow of it's former self...but still quite capable of getting a reaction in the pants so to speak...

He did fixer up but fenders were not part of the rebirth...lifes like that...at least it was saved...

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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/283207056800167/

...This is for sale, it is a reflection of the past and much of it was far from showworthy...lots of potential here and perhaps a much older history behind what we're seeing here...
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...pretty rare package but certainly part of the big picture...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-blue-racer-b-sr-424-a-roadster.81222/

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/thank-you-hamb-and-hot-rod-magazine.204985/

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...ed-with-his-blue-racer-after-41-years.207007/

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...-blue-racer-model-a-roadster-32-frame.923563/

...A Hotrod that's had a pretty admirable past once Hamber @Harms Way's...

I will see if there's a revival Thread as it was sold and I believe resurrected as it's surely well deserved...anyone know where this is now, pretty elusive on the whereabouts...

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/roadsters-with-side-curtains.1103897/

...Springtime Ready...shared by Hamber @Blake 27 at the link above...

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...Only in Canada......Honestly one of the oddest looking Hotrods I've seen in a while...Probably many only saw the back of it pulling away leaving them behind though...

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...General Jumbo Rimmed Hotrod with plenty of power to get it going in a hurry fendered accordingly...

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...It's all downhill from here...but worth it....

Another Offshore Hotrod...priceless...

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...this goes both ways and looks good doing it...

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...2 more Deuces with the right stuff...

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...A-ltitude

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...Trent has a way, even when the sweeties are absent...this is quite the vintage survivor...

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This was a competitive offering back in the day by a Speed Shop 'Performance Improvements' in Ontario that just closed it's doors recently after many years delivering the goods...

I will miss them...

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I was showing this forum to an old time Hot Rodder from the forties and fifties. He was saying how hard it was back then because they didn't have a lot of money and usually had to build things from scratch, junk yard or Military surplus.

He was all over this forum and after an hour of looking at texts my battery was going dead, he was asking me how to go about getting one of these picture boxes lol.
He's from the southern section of West Virginia and talks with a Southern Draw. We often joke about him being on the southern side of the Mason / Dixon line and I'm on the wrong side lol. But according to him I'm still a good Ol 'boy. lol..

 

I certainly understand wasting away hours visiting the incredible archive of history within the Hamb, a great way to kill the ole battery sharing it with a veteran rodder...does he have any pics in his possession...fingers crossed?

 

Yes! He said he will have his son dig them out.