O/T....Any Other Street Rodders in here?
O/T....Any Other Street Rodders in here?
Maybe off topic a bit but I use my 66 as a parts chaser for my rodding habit and just wondered if any other members were into street rods too.
I am in the (extremely slow) proces of building a 48 Pontiac convertible.
Not a rod but my wife has a 69 Firebird and really likes the 66.
Steve...ezrodder
I am in the (extremely slow) proces of building a 48 Pontiac convertible.
Not a rod but my wife has a 69 Firebird and really likes the 66.
Steve...ezrodder
You get more done with kind words and a gun than you do with just kind words....Al Capone
Don't know if I can call myself a street rodder but definitely am a hot rodder. Trying to lay claim the an A bone coupe I located, Y block 3x2s or dual quad, screw the noise gonna run zoomies on it.
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......
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1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
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1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
Greg D wrote:Don't know if I can call myself a street rodder but definitely am a hot rodder. Trying to lay claim the an A bone coupe I located, Y block 3x2s or dual quad, screw the noise gonna run zoomies on it.
I hear ya on the hotrodder tag. I just like old cars/trucks. Don't care if they are street rods hot rods antiques or what. Kind of the same way with people who own /drive 'em (key word DRIVE) Street Rodder, Hotrodder Antiquer whatever most are OK in my book! Guess I should have worded it better.
Steve............ezrodder
You get more done with kind words and a gun than you do with just kind words....Al Capone
I am with you guys on this one. I love anything from the 1900-1950's and SOME 60's.
I own a 46 Chrysler 3 window coupe, 48 Chevy coupe, 66 F100, 76 F150, 68 Lincoln Continental 2 door. I used to own a 54 Chevy Hardtop and an 85 Chevy C10 pickup but not anymore I got rid of most of my Chevy's besides the 48. I like them all though. I am looking for a 20's or 30's vehicle next. Oh.... did I mention I am only 20 years old? Hehe, I think I've had more old cars than I've had girlfriends and they have been better to me.
I own a 46 Chrysler 3 window coupe, 48 Chevy coupe, 66 F100, 76 F150, 68 Lincoln Continental 2 door. I used to own a 54 Chevy Hardtop and an 85 Chevy C10 pickup but not anymore I got rid of most of my Chevy's besides the 48. I like them all though. I am looking for a 20's or 30's vehicle next. Oh.... did I mention I am only 20 years old? Hehe, I think I've had more old cars than I've had girlfriends and they have been better to me.
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I hang with a group of rodders. They have taught me a lot about hot rodding. I have my 1956 F100 panel truck that has been highly modified. It has a Camaro subframe, 351 Cleveland, AOD, 9" rearend. It sets in the corner of my shed waiting the day I hit the lottery and can afford paint. I got a 46 International Harvestor truck last summer that I want to Rat rod. It will have a 300 6 cylinder and probably an AOD. Got my eyes on a 5 speed right now though. Looking at a Volare' or Jag front end.
If you drove a Ford, you wouldn't need a good wrench!
That 29 delivery is nice!
Over the last couple years my Mustang habit has drifted to collectible Fox bodies, I still like the early cars but got tired of looking at 8K 6 cylinder coupes that needed redone properly.
My 62 is being done what I call period correct for it's age. Lowered scalloped, all done old school aside from the 302 engine upgrade.
Guess I am at both ends of the spectrum.
Over the last couple years my Mustang habit has drifted to collectible Fox bodies, I still like the early cars but got tired of looking at 8K 6 cylinder coupes that needed redone properly.
My 62 is being done what I call period correct for it's age. Lowered scalloped, all done old school aside from the 302 engine upgrade.
Guess I am at both ends of the spectrum.
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......
viewtopic.php?f=32&t=15942
1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
viewtopic.php?f=32&t=15942
1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
Not really a Hotrodder unless you count my 62 slick since that is my oldest and most modified vehicle.
I'm more of a street bruiser type
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/fb37 ... 42ffb6.htm
I'm more of a street bruiser type
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/fb37 ... 42ffb6.htm
Someday I'll get another slick
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Street Rodders rule! If you gonna build it drive the wheels off it!!!!
Street Rodders rule! If you gonna build it drive the wheels off it!!!!
"My name is Dub and I am a Slickaholic"
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There are lotas hotrodders in here,
Shiny on Vancouver island is a died in the wool one
ElPolako is another
there's a guy in michigan has his own shop too like the ones above
and then there's comet in seattle,, too many to list really.
I myself can appreciate hot rods is they are done right, IE ford in a ford.[albumimg]2582[/albumimg]
If not, they are less than dog poo on my boot to me.
Shiny on Vancouver island is a died in the wool one
ElPolako is another
there's a guy in michigan has his own shop too like the ones above
and then there's comet in seattle,, too many to list really.
I myself can appreciate hot rods is they are done right, IE ford in a ford.[albumimg]2582[/albumimg]
If not, they are less than dog poo on my boot to me.
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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32-37 are some of my favourite trucks in the whole world, skip the 38 and 39 and culminating in the most beautiful truck ever built, the 40-41 ford.
So I know a bit about them. This is a 36 Ford hood, fenders.
Notice the lack of horns and the logo placement.
Also,notice the different front bumper.
So I know a bit about them. This is a 36 Ford hood, fenders.
Notice the lack of horns and the logo placement.
Also,notice the different front bumper.
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It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
So far I gots my '65 Merc, and a '55 Buick Special 4dr hardtop. I told the wife the other day, that I got a funny feeling in my bones that we will be "adopting" a '20's-'40's" sedan this coming year. And she had the gall to accuse me of managing her expectations...
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- Johnny Canuck
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My65 wrote:So far I gots my '65 Merc, and a '55 Buick Special 4dr hardtop. I told the wife the other day, that I got a funny feeling in my bones that we will be "adopting" a '20's-'40's" sedan this coming year. And she had the gall to accuse me of managing her expectations...
Jason. Having met your lovely and charming wife, I suspect the inverse may be true..
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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I only have one vehicle that could be considered a streetrod,its a 37 chevy p/u that has been passed down in the family. Its basicly a restored truck with a 57 235 hooked to the original trans and rear end,its apart now getting a 8 inch and a S10 5 speed behind the 235 plus a dropped axle and disc brakes up front. If something happens to the 235 it will get a 240/300 or a sbf.