Hot Rods Cruising Down The Highway…Hot Rod Pics

taking Jay´s 40 out for a spin

 

I reckon everybody has a different definition of the term "Hot Rod". My buddy Nick and I were headed to LARS a couple years back, pulling a trailer, running about 75+, when Nick's brother Ken swoops past us like we were standing still. Now that little Chevy has a 235/5-speed, and flat hauls*****.... He can run all day like that, with the AIR CONDITIONING on........It has an old Tattersfield intake with a pair of Webers, and lots more !!! He calls it a daily driver, I call it a dang Hot Rod !!!!

 

My kind of hot rod. A friend calls my 1950 Buick "Bens stealth hot rod." I would be proud to run with Nicks brother.

Ben

 

On the road to Pueblo

 

So far, it seems like 32 Fords are in the lead!

 

Cruising onto the beach 2017

 

At 70 plus ... both the car and driver ‼️

 

I love this thread. Hot Rods look so much cooler when they are being driven.

 

Always a nice surprise when someone snaps a pic of your car.

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10219513360811668

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10221819050812477

 

Exceeding the legal limit in the ol' HotrodA, 20 or so years ago.
I miss that car.

 

This is my favorite! I hope it's not too young for this forum.

 

Here's some from last years trip to Bonneville.

 

Hello,

One day prior to the start of the pandemic, I was coming home from a short shopping trip, along with getting some gas in our car. I noticed a huge white SUV next to me and it seemed like it blocked out the sun for everyone. So, I was content to keep driving along. But something caught my eye.

In one of the traffic lanes over toward the center double yellow lines, a cool old car flashed between the slight openings between the huge, white, behemoth and other cars. It was a lowered grey/black primer old Ford sedan going in the same direction.

So, I took out my digital camera and started shooting from the shoulder, in a point and shoot estimation of where the car was and where it was going. It was a chopped, lowered cool custom Ford that I had seen a week prior in a grocery store/restaurant complex. At the time, we were both in a rush to get to our destinations and I told myself that I would see the chopped Ford again sometime.


Jnaki

It was a “one of” situation and luckily, I captured a custom lowered Ford cruising down the road.

Chopped custom 50 Ford So Cal

 

Built by Steadfast, in Ohio I believe.

 

Cruising to the July 4th Car Show at the Packing House Church in Redlands with my plastic Jesus on the dashboard of my car in whats left of the orange groves.

 

Photo's by @drdave...

 

That shoebox looks like it has 56 Chevy rear wheel openings in it

 

The coupe shot by Chuch of Speed.

 

Classic duo!

 

I saw this car on Hagerty's website as available to rent