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1929 Ford Pickup – Money & Time Well Spent

Jason — Wed, 13 May 2009 01:52:26 +0000

A Father & Son Project Has Its Payoff

By Kevin Lee

Photography by Kevin Lee, Kev Elliott

You could say I was brainwashed as a toddler. My dad has been a rodder since the ’50s so it’s in my blood. I built this truck because I wanted a change. When I was in high school my dad and I built a modern-designed ’52 Ford custom, but during college while studying Illustration/Graphic Design my tastes changed and I gravitated towards the design styles of the early 20th century through the 1960s and I wanted a car that reflected that change. I also wanted an older car; having a custom was fun but I had always wanted a pre-’48 car and Model As are still pretty reasonable to build with the budget I had.

Via: Rodandcustommagazine

1931 Ford Model A Coupe – Pure Gloss

Jason — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 01:36:52 +0000

I was a punk rock kid looking for something new. I was working with my father in the family tool and die business and going to night school taking welding classes. I started going to Rat Fink Reunion shows at Mooneyes with my friends Don Misraji and Rick Stine. We met Taco Bill, who was really into mini bikes and had the greatest collection around. One Saturday Don and I went to look at a mini bike at Taco Bill’s, and while Bill and Don were talking mini bikes, I caught a glimpse of his 1931 Ford sedan. He had it all ripped apart and I could see where he was going with it. He was mocking up the frame, and since I was a welder and machinist I starting thinking that I could build one of these.

By Kevin Lee

Photography by Kevin Lee

Via: Rodandcustommagazine.com

1932 Ford 2-Door Sedan Hotrod

Jason — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 02:07:01 +0000

1932 Ford 2-Door Sedan custom built by famous hotrod fabricator and pinstriper, Tommy “Itchy” Otis. Winner of its category at the 2008 Grand National Roadster Show, this collector-quality hotrod has been chopped and finished in flawless black paint with custom detailed flames, over a beautiful red interior.

Via: Dupontregistrey

1933 Ford Coupe Street Rod

Jason — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 21:00:07 +0000

It may have taken Ron Johns a lot of years to realize his dream, but it was sure worth the wait! Ron’s three-window is true no-nonsense hot rod, no bells and whistles and just the right amount of modern amenities.

Via: streetrodderweb

1932 Ford Roadster Three Roadsters

Jason — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:34:31 +0000

In the wide and wonderful world of hot rods, the story behind the trio of ’32 Ford roadsters presented in this story has the option of being viewed as either extremely diverse (in the case of the owners and builders) or incredibly similar (by the materials, parts, color, and style selected). Starting with the people, each of these cars began in the mind of its unique and individual owner long before the first bolt was ever turned. The look of each of these cars originated decades ago at the dawn of hot rodding, and photographic examples of this period can be found in the pages of Don Montgomery’s hot rod history books-themselves the blueprints for multiple generations who were not there to witness and feel the excitement of WWII-era hot rodding.

Via: rodandcustommagazine