Hot Rods TRADITIONAL Hot Rods on BRING A TRAILER

circa 1950 Stammer Roadster Project
Sold for $29,000 on 12/17/25 (No Reserve)​

 

I would finish it and drive it.

 

Unique! I wonder why a fairly influential concern like The Peterson wouldn't go through the effort to get ***le. It's got to be stuff they are familiar with and have staff to handle. It will impact the buyer's pool.
I know there should be a path, I don't want to muddy this thread with discussion, but that is a red flag.

 

1934 Ford Five-Window Coupe Hot Rod
Sold for $38,500 on 12/18/25 (No Reserve)​

 

Flathead-Equipped Belly Tank Lakester Project
Sold for $9,001 on 12/19/25 (No Reserve)​

 

350-Powered ’32 Ford Roadster
Sold for $44,000 on 01/05/26
NOTE: Reserve was not met at $37,250 ... but was sold "via an offer" ~8 hours after the auction had ended ​

 

409-Powered 1934 Ford Pickup
Sold for $43,000 on 01/15/26​

 

1941 Ford Pickup Hot Rod
Sold for $37,000 on 01/16/26 (No Reserve)​

 

I think I saw a grill shell for that somewhere

 

Custom 1955 Ford Thunderbird “Moon Rocket”
Bid to $39,013 on 01/16/26 (Reserve Not Met)
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I own a California Special but it's a fastback.....

 

401-Powered ’32 Ford Highboy Roadster
Sold for $85,000 on 01/23/26​

 

Flathead-Powered 1931 Ford Roadster (by VooDoo Larry Kustoms)
Sold for $32,250 on 01/30/26​

 

Is it just me, the photo looks like a model car

 

NOTE: Even with its modern ch***is, I'm gonna go out on a limb and call this one a "Traditionally-Styled" Hot Rod (i.e., to quote @anthony myrick, I'd drive it! ):

1940 Ford Pickup Street Rod
Sold for $94,000 on 01/31/26​

 

255 Flathead-Powered 1939 Ford Deluxe Coupe 5-Speed
Sold for $33,500 on 02/07/26​

 

That 31 was a big bargain! Comments mention there was 80k in it. Looking at the parts, I believe it.

 

Hello everyone
I am looking for this color code/color name..
Perhaps someone can help me?!

Best regards

Marcus

 

and here are some threads on that color.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...on+blue&o=relevance&c[***le_only]=1&c[node]=5

 

thanx

 

Here's a Traditional Hot Rod Pickup "Starter Kit ":

1932 Ford Model B Pickup
Bid to $13,500 on 02/11/26 (Reserve Not Met)​

 

Huh? -- the B motor's worth that.

 

Don't look like much going on, until you pop the hood...

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1959-ford-thunderbird-coupe-10/

 

Ending in 24 mninutes.....****s they don't put all the hot rods in the hot rod section, damnnear missed this one.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1955-chevrolet-150-8/

 

If you go to the website you can signup for daily auctions ending and starting that day.
When they come,
Be sure to click on “click here to go to website “ otherwise the list you see won’t include all the cars that day.
Will come to your email in the morning, mine shows up around 8am. Like the morning paper.

 

Well bought for sure!I usually don't like green but I like this one.

 

The ***le issue might keep the price lower? Sweet truck, though.

 

427 SOHC “Cammer”-Powered 1959 Ford Thunderbird Coupe 3-Speed
Bid to $62,500 on 2/9/26 (Reserve Not Met)​