Features 60's Style HotRods, Street, Race, Custom - Come On, Post pictures of what you like !

Killer Falcon!

 

Love this pic Bill. Where do you find these? Looks like you are burning up the scanner with a bunch of old magazines........

 

Cut55, those colorized pictures looks really great! Where did you find them?

 

Old Hot Rod mags--been collecting them for over 30 years. Popular Hot Rodding and Car Craft plus a few others too. So much history and the cars and parts were so common it makes you want to cry.

 

We got this one back in the family in Oct. '04. Hadn't
been seen since '67ish. Going through restoration now
but it will be raced! The black and white photo is the
'63 March Meet. I have one more from San Fernado Drags I will post as soon as I get it scanned. If anyone
has any other photos I would greatly appreciate it.

 

I actually remember this car from when i was a kid. I've loved it from the first time i ever saw it. Any idea what year and issue it was from?

 

Some of my all time favorite hot rods have been '32 tudors. I remember that one and it would look just as fresh if built today.

If I remember right that white 4 door A had canted '58 Bel Air tail lamps in the bobbrd rear fenders.

 

You can probably tell that I prefer the early-60s look. I am a total sucker for black steelies, baby moon caps and whitewalls. 30-31 A RPU with Deuce shell and rolled-forward rear fenders:

 

Funny how many of these "Old School Rods" have paint and were built with pride and craftsmanship. I wonder why people got the idea that to be "Old School" meant having a rusty piece of shit with bubblegum welds and a rat glued to the hood.....

Great thread! I love the 60s style. Reminds me of when I was a kid.

 

WOW !
I love whatever it is !

 

My daily driver ........

 

If I ever do an A coupe it will look like this:

 

i drive this most of the time..or the bike.

 

Anyone have pic's of the '33 chopped Willys " Flirtin with Desaster" before it was destroyed ???????????????

 

I love this car. It shows just how good looking a 4dr A can look with some imagination.

 

Wow! I didn't even notice that it was a four-door... of course, it could be something to do with the bathing beauty.

 

Found this right-on '56 So-Cal street machine in a 1963 Popular Hot Rodding magazine. 409, 4-speed, two-into-four glasspack exhaust. Oh, and the polished magnesium Americans and M&H's are the crowning touch!

 

Hot Freakin' Rod!! Ohhh, this one hurt's.

 

Cut55,Where the Hell do you get all these fantastic pictures from?

 

dan fodge--- mowry falcon was from nor-cal ran half-moon bay fremont i think they were from redwood city ca.

 

Your coupe with the americans would fit real nicely imo.

 

Old car mags bro! They're full of mind-blowing cars such as this '40:

 

I know, the car still exists!

 

Thanks Gary, maybe this winter I'll find the money to take it back to the sixties.

 

Cut55,I think I'll have to start collectin' Old car mags!The '40 is mind-blowing,I really love the look of late '50's early '60's Hot Rods and Customs.Keep postin 'em they're Fantastic, Thanks.

Nick.