Ford hot rod

Hot rods and muscle cars are both popular among car enthusiasts. While they may have some differences, they both offer powerful performance and unique style.

Car & Bike Meet 2015 - Askersund, Sweden

1936 ford coupe,all steel no rust or bondo on this coupe,good patina has orginal blue paint still on it,has a black hood and driver side door is black,replaced many years ago,orginal frame with a must

A hot rod is a specific type of automobile that has been modified to produce more power for racing straight ahead. The hot rod originated in the early twentieth century in the United States and continued in popularity over several decades until a decline in the 1970s. It was then that street rods took over; the difference between a hot rod and a street rod is the intended purpose of the vehicle.Hot rods were built for racing, while street rods are built mostly for show and driving around…

Dave Cayley’s 1930 Ford rules the streets with a 960hp big-block Chevy V-8 and endless attitude.

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Check out David Abell's 1933 Ford five-window coupe, which features race-inspired details to create the ultimate traditional hot rod.

Shoebox Fords are among the coolest postwar cars for hot rod projects. Three awesome 1951 Fords show how to build them right.

There are as many different style of hot rods as there are people who own hot rods. 1930s Fords have always been

Everything is crazy in this unusual, blazingly tuned and glowing 1930 Ford Model A coupe named “ABSURD”. At first glance, the Hot