These were the original hot rods, the ultimate in cool rides. Hot Rods are a rich part of American automotive history.… The post For Sale: Five Unique Ford Hot Rods You Won’t Find Anywhere ...

When Bob McCoy built his 1940 Ford Tudor in the '50s, Tudor sedans weren't preferred material for hot rodders. Even so, McCoy's car was an attention-getter—with wild flames painted across the ...

This hot rod stretch-limo is custom-made, built by combining two early ’30s Ford Model As, and it’s currently for sale on Craigslist, in Southern California.

A hand-built 1932 Ford Tudor Sedan hot rod with a show-quality finish and classic Hemi power is now up for grabs on Bring a Trailer, where it is being offered at no reserve. Built over the course ...

The World’s Most Iconic 1932 Ford Hot Rod Is Up For Sale This Month. The 1932 Ford McMullen Roadster became an icon when it appeared on the cover of Hot Rod Magazine in 1963.

Check out the progress on our 1933 Ford Tudor Sedan Project. ... Bob Owens, had for sale in Texas (Owens Salvage in Flower Mound). ... back at Circle City Hot Rods ...

A 1934 Ford sedan hot rod that was built and customized for Eddie Van Halen is currently auctioned off on Gotta Have Rock & Roll, the same venue that listed the rocker’s race-ready 2000 Ferrari ...

1934 Ford Tudor Street Rod, From Bare Shell to 500-HP ... it’s entirely possible for classic car aficionados with a penchant for Hot Rods to already know a thing or two about the 1933 ...

The hopped-up 1930 Ford Model A he drives is a “gow job,” a hot rod from before the term “hot rod” was coined: a car built almost exclusively with 1930s mechanical components, yet capable ...

2,500-Horsepower, Twin-V-8 Ford Hot Rod For Sale. Nelson Ireson December 25, 2013 ... 1932 Ford sedan delivery. And it's up for sale at Hemmings.com right now.

Tucci Hot Rods will sell parts to recreate the custom Ford Maverick street rod it built for the SEMA and L.A. autos shows. ... Wild Tucci Ford Maverick street rod will go on sale next year ...

That was the case for the 3-litre Super High Output (SHO) engine that Ford dropped into the hot-rod version of the original Taurus. That mill was designed and manufactured by the Yamaha Motor Company.