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I guess I'm showing my age, but I have trouble thinking of vechiles from the 60s amd 70s as street rods. For me street rod is 48 and earlier. JIM *NM*
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Right? How to knock out a cool and unique street rod without breaking the bank *NM*
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No Friday Randomness this week,,,, But will some fresh car show pics do? I managed to sneak out for a couple of hours this afternoon and check out some really cool rides at the 1st Annual NSRA Quad Cities Street Rod Nationals.... *PICS* *LINK*
That Maverick makes me wish Moebius had their kit out *NM*
Right? How to knock out a cool and unique street rod without breaking the bank *NM*
I guess I'm showing my age, but I have trouble thinking of vechiles from the 60s amd 70s as street rods. For me street rod is 48 and earlier. JIM *NM*
Fully concur, a street rod or hot rod is 1948 or earlier, 1949 on are street machines and any age with tastefull body mods a custom...distastefull mods are Kustoms...........with apologies to George Barris.....lol. *NM*
BTW, thank you for sharing your pictures. You take really nice and clear pictures. *NM*
How could a person pick? *NM*
Love the first pic....the games area...one guy sitting there on his cell phone playing !!! lol *NM*
That '32 with the S&S V-twin: I'd like to see the tech article on that drive train! *NM*
Fantastic high quality selection! Thanks!! *NM*
Great PICS Thanks Marty!! *NM*
Lordy, that's a lot of righteous rods... *NM*
That channeled '32 looks like an AMT 5-Window come to life *NM*
Yep.....with a slight top chop. *NM*
The fresh car show pics did very nicely, thank you! ;^) *NM*
The flip front Stude is extra tasty! *NM*
