Hot Rods TRADITIONAL Hot Rods on BRING A TRAILER

LT-1-Powered, G***er-Style 1941 Willys Coupe 4-Speed
Sold for $80,500 on 4/24/25​

 

Ford Model A Coupe Hot Rod 4-Speed
Sold for $10,454 on 4/25/25​

 

Supercharged 239 Flathead-Powered ’29 Ford Model A Tudor
Sold for $22,500 on 4/27/25​

 

Is it just me or are the sale/sold prices all over the place ?
$120,000 for a ‘34 five window, $100,000 for ‘32 roadsters and $20,000 for a ‘38 pickup, $24,000 for a ‘40 coupe.

 

I've been noticing the rather bipolarness of the sold prices as well. Rides that I believe will command good money, sell for cheap and others go to the moon.

 

32’s and 34’s will always command more than 38 and 40’s. That’s elementary.

 

Could not believe this $21k for a nice 34 cabriolet: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1934-ford-model-40-cabriolet/

 

two more on my you got to be kidding me list; $21K 40 merc convt https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1940-mercury-convertible-3-2-2/ and a nice 40 tudor for $11.5k https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1940-ford-deluxe-10/

Good time to have some cash to spend.

 

Custom 1954 Mercury Monterey Convertible
Sold for $28,000 on 5/20/25​

 

354 Hemi-Powered ’32 Ford Tudor Sedan Hot Rod
Sold for $51,500 on 5/22/25 (No Reserve)​

 

Owner has big balls to put that Tudor on with no reserve.
Kudos to him but I think he’s going to get boned.
I see lots of things I’d do differently and so do many on this board but wowza.

 

Agreed ... At $51.5K, I'd say the buyer (BaT username "Burglar") stole it (pun intended ).

 

1932 Ford Tudor Sedan Hot Rod
Sold for $46,000 on 5/29/25​

 

239 Flathead-Powered ’29 Ford Model A Highboy Roadster
Sold for $64,500 on 6/7/25​

 

I saw this ^ '29 on there today, nice looking build.

 

239 Flathead V8-Powered ’30 Ford Highboy Roadster 3-Speed
Bid to $40,000 on 6/14/25 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

Flathead-Powered 1932 Ford Roadster
Sold for $62,000 on 6/16/25​

 

^^^ *****in'!

 

324 Olds-Powered 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe Hot Rod
Bid to $26,500 on 6/25/25 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

That is pretty!

 

1932 Ford Highboy Roadster 292ci Y-block Hot Rod
Sold for $68,000 on 6/28/25​

 

I looked at the pictures yesterday, good looking car!

 

8BA Flathead-Powered, 1929 Ford Model A
Custom Aluminum Boattail Roadster
Bid to $9,300 on 6/27/25 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

Ford Model T Roadster Dirt Track Racer
Bid to $3,100 on 7/2/25 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

276 Flathead-Powered 1931 Ford Model A Highboy Roadster
Sold for $27,000 on 7/5/25 (No Reserve)​

 

239 Flathead-Powered 1929 Ford Model A Roadster
Bid to $29,000 on 7/9/25 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

Really digging this one:

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1939-ford-pickup-13/

 

@2devilles beat me to it:

1939 Ford Pickup Hot Rod
Sold for $28,500 on 7/17/25 (No Reserve)​

 

265-Powered ’20 Ford T-Bucket Hot Rod 5-Speed
Sold for $7,100 on 7/18/25 (No Reserve)​

 

I do realize that this car is NOT a "Traditional Hot Rod" ... nor is it in any way "HAMB-friendly" ... but it was built, owned, & driven by a HAMBer (i.e., the late, great @lil' john ****era) ... and because this car holds some special childhood memories* for me, I’m going ahead and posting this BaT auction:

Ex–John ****era 289-Powered 1926 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan
Sold for $44,500 on 7/17/25 (No Reserve)​

* At the ripe age of 12, I first met Mr. ****era at the 1974 NSRA Nationals (held at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds):

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... and then I went on to build the entire collection of Lil' John ****era 1:25 models:

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