Hot Rods Tired of homogenized hotrods

Not sure.
Front axle looks like a T

looks like 1920 tag?

very early suicide front end

 

yes. Model T front axle and spring with a Model T frame but the body is a different make.
the top of the spring is mounted on a bar which is bolted to the outside of the front fender mounts on each side with one bolt. very dangerous. that means the entire front axle assembly is held on to the frame by two bolts and the radius arms.

 

It’s a chic magnet anyway

 

The body fits well. Is it one of the aftermarket speedster bodies? And we're talking safety in a vintage hot rod T? That was something they found out later, maybe too late. The tires look to be past safety concerns as well. That girl looks tough enough to handle it.

 

they look like mine and I haven't figured them out either, when I look at them from the front, it looks like one has a case of lazy eye.

 

Strangely decorated speedster contraption
1924 Jasper Al parade

 

The Kudzu Krawler!

 

These 2 popped up on a page with local photos where I live.
No info

This one should be an earlier photo

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/car-magazines.1275562/#post-14628912

...this things had quite the journey...kudos to it's return to near it's former show status...

Very cool Hotrod indeed...

I have to find the Thread...might have been a birthday hit...I think not but it's Hamber @Earl Buck's...


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OK, you birds, what's the un-homogenized rating on this one?

April, 1963 issue of Popular Hot Rodding magazine. Mickey Thompson's annual Speed and Sport show.

 

Very cool Nitro...fits the bill to an A...straight axles aren't to common a sight in these either...would love to have heard and see it run...

I wonder what was suspending that axle...1/4 ellipticals?

 

This is pretty high zoot! Casting a Duvall from an original to build this "resto rod"!

 

Forgive me if already posted,but this '36/Jeep based "fishing rod".....I LOVE IT! It would be neat if this one survived out there.

 

I saw one in Mesa a long time ago,,, had a really nice. grille on it. The rest of it. I had no interest in !!! I Just didn’t know what I was looking at !!!

 

Thanks for the share Stogy. That would be me..

 

How about a 1927 Ford T Coupe with a 1953 23" MoPar 6, 38 Dodge truck trans and 55 Chev rear for totally different?

 

...You're in Mopar......I'll bet it's a fun Hotrod. Nice work shoehorning that combination into that engine bay...

 

@bjinatj thanks for chiming in. Are you still working on the Ole One Eye. There's some real quality vision coming out of your shop. It would be a natural for a Bubble top but I'm curious what you envisioned...

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1926-sleek-t-build-thread.1233655/page-2#post-14313521

...Ready for Roaring Roadster duty...

@flyin flattie left no stone unturned with his salute to past excellence, even putting it in the GNRS as many have done over the years...

Incredible milestone Hamber...

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Wild thing...one of a kind, you betcha...is it a Hotrod/Showrod?
I'd say both...be right at home alongside Atomic punk...

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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https://kustomrama.com/wiki/The_Juxtapod

https://www.thejuxtapod.com/

...Quite the build and quite the story...

Exemplary craftsmanship...

Credit to Photographer, Owner


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Must be an oileaker......I can relate...

That Roadster in the back has a neat headrest too...it'd be neat to see these two go at it eh @Rickybop

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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Anybody see that rad and shelless A roadster, flatty powered, Dennis Gage did a short feature on? I saw it on YouTube...can't find it, it had big louvers in the quarter for air to the rear mounted rad...he said he was gonna track nose it but just hadn't got around to it...hmmm where have I heard that before...

 

Not sure what to make of this one. Thirty Chevrolet built in the fifties.

 

Looks like someone already made something out of it.

 

Here is another one- 1917 Dodge brothers body.