For one point: What is this, and who built it?
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Fred Steele's T-bucket?
No sir
Up it goes
...again
British?
:nod:
hot rod for kids?
Not for kids
hot rod with a specific purpose?
Quote from: pnegyesi on September 23, 2012, 03:57:46 AM
hot rod with a specific purpose?
Yes, you could say that
demo for recycled parts?
It does incorporate old parts, but not for that purpose. It's primary purpose is one of the two that are usually associated with hot rods.
built in the 1970s?
Older
Dragster?
Doubtful
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on September 23, 2012, 04:16:25 AM
It's primary purpose is one of the two that are usually associated with hot rods.
Sex, drugs and rock'n roll? Oh no, that are three reasons. :D
Quote from: Wendax on September 23, 2012, 06:58:30 AM
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on September 23, 2012, 04:16:25 AM
It's primary purpose is one of the two that are usually associated with hot rods.
Sex, drugs and rock'n roll? Oh no, that are three reasons. :D
But they worked for me. :lmao:
How about a show car? If so, the builder missed the mark.
'Show Car' is closest to the mark. It was built for no other purpose than to be looked at.
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on August 16, 2012, 05:37:34 AM
For one point: What is this
A stage prop called "Greased Lightning" for the show
Grease Quote from: Otto Puzzell on August 16, 2012, 05:37:34 AMand who built it?
Konicki?
Only a complete and specific answer will earn a point! Darn.
Not from Grease or any other movie or play.
I was looking for something else, when this popped up:
A rare photo of the pseudo hot rod assembled by Allan Herridge for the Highwaymen Rod and Custom Club stand at Hayes Carnival. (Allan Herridge)
Serendipity strikes again! :D
What's the difference between a "Pseudo" hot rod and a "genuine" hot rod? The former isn't a runner perhaps.
Quote from: D-type on October 20, 2012, 10:55:34 AM
What's the difference between a "Pseudo" hot rod and a "genuine" hot rod? The former isn't a runner perhaps.
In that case, there are a ton (figuratively speaking) of radical kustom show cars that would fit into the "pseudo" category. But then there always was a division between the hot rodders and the kustom car people. The saying "if it don't go, chrome it" kinda defines the dividing line.
But what I'm wondering is if he'd used the trunk (boot) from a '27 Model T, would it have been a "mock turtle deck?"
RtR