luckcartel

My older brother would be the one to introduce me to the world of traditional hot rods at the age of 16;12 years ago.
while watching my brother restore projects like 52 chvy p/u to 50 ford buisness coupe all on the most tightest of budgets,
I started to see that building something cool and custom does not have to be exspensive, you just have to know where to look, and have a great imagination. That is propabably the thing I love the most about pre wwII hot rods & trad. customs. Its a rare breed of people that get it. I have found that through this culture that the haters are few and far between. nothing better than going to a car show like billet proof or the primer nats. with a handfull of friend and leaving with 20 new ones.