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Salt City Special: 1928 Ford Model T Salt Racer Hotrod

August 9, 2010: We’ve noticed this Salt Rod for sale once again on EBay, under the same seller. Now that we’re in the second half of summer you’ve got to wonder how eager the seller is to have this one gone. We’ve updated the links, bidding starts again at $20,000 Reserve Not Met. March 8, [...]

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Built for La Carrera Panamericana: 1930 Ford Model A

We’ve noticed this hotrod turned La Carrera Panamericana racer recently available. A lot of La Carrera cars are pretty cool but this one is really unique. Rarely do you see open top/open fender set ups in the race, it’s pretty cool to see something different and we’re sure the folks in Mexico would love it. [...]

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Steel Creation: 1932 Ford Roadster Hot Rod

We love long and low hot rod creations but only ones that are truly a little different than the rest. We like designs that are clean and simple, built by builders who focus more on simplicity than over-design or the newest gizmos. This one is on that auction site, starting at $30,000 with one bid [...]

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TSOL Exclusive: Thimble Drome Special built by Retro Rides by Rich

You won’t see another hot rod like this one, called the “Thimble Drome Special.” It’s a ground-up custom build, completed by Retro Rides by Rich out of North Carolina, it’s the true definition of “two seats or less” because it’s only got one! We love seeing a finished project like this; it’s a creation by [...]

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Custom Ride: 1941 Chevrolet Pickup Hot Rod

We love the look of some of these “home built” type street rods. Some folks are calling them “rat rods” these days but we’d still prefer “custom” as it’s easy to tell mucho work has gone into this pickup. You won’t see another like this, making it a solid deal for someone at $28,500.

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Custom Creation: 1928 Ford Roadster Hot Rod

We love hot rods built to “period” specs. Don’t get us wrong, the Boydsters and Chip Foose designs are great, but when we see one built how the average car lover built his dream car through the 30′s, 40′s and 50′s, that’s the one we’d like to have. This particular 1928 Ford roadster has a [...]

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Ready for Bonneville Speed Week: 1929 Custom Ford Roadster Landspeed Race Car

With our undying love of speed, we’ve always been fascinated with anything related to the Bonneville salt flats of Utah. This car would be perfect for the quickly approaching Bonneville Speed Week where the Southern California Timing Association and Bonneville Nationals Inc. organize a week which attracts several hundred drivers who compete for highest speed [...]

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No Top, No Windshield, No Problems: 1929 Model A Highboy Street Rod

Practicality, who needs it? That’s what the SUV or the family sedan is for; this hot rod is for cruising. Out on the open road, opening up the pipes and blaaaaating down the highway will make just about anyone smile. Plus, doing it in true old-school hot rod style is an added bonus. For $35,000 [...]

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Not For Purists: 1955 Ford Thunderbird Street Rod

Hope everyone’s had a nice President’s Day, apologies for not posting the last few days, things have been quite busy. Today we’ve noticed a pretty cool looking Turquoise 1955 Ford Thunderbird hot rod that will make the Ford purists out there cringe. However, this car is really meant to be a hot rod, built as [...]

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Ending Soon, No Reserve on EBay: 1938 Diamond T Hot Rod

This old school hot rod is a 1938 Diamond T truck cab on a 1947 Ford frame. We like this sort of thing as it’s really at the root of hot rodding. This auction ends soon so we won’t bore you with too many details. With 12 hours left, bidding is currently up to $8,600 [...]

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