How old is your hot rod?

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Cword

That seven window coupe still looks great Carps!
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Carps

Quote from: "Cword"That seven window coupe still looks great Carps!
Thanks Mike and the wheelcaps are the set that C-9 sent me all those years ago, took me a while as things do, but they eventually made it onto the car and I like em better than the mags.

Hope all is as well as it can be with your tribe and it's great to see that little red Ford still doing snowman duty.

And on the score of catching up or staying in touch, i'm equally guilty, because I let stupid things get in the way of just getting on with life and being silly etc with my friends.

After the monumental change around this time in 2015, I make another big one that at least this time was my choice, december 17, 2017 will be the last time I wear formal atire or a watch on a week-day.   :D
Carps

Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift.

bucketmouth

I started building my T Bucket in the late 70s as a 20 yr old so that makes it 39 years old.
Got it to 80% finished when wife,kids and mortgage came along and it went into storage for ten years or so.
After the divorce I had it finished in less than a year. Who says nothing good ever comes out of divorce.



I've driven the wheels of it over the years but as I'm getting older I'm driving it less as its too uncomfortable to drive.
But in saying that its more fun than any other rod with its open wheel wind in the face driving.
Lucky for me I have other more practical rods to drive so I don't miss it as much.
I'm hoping my grandson might be into it in a couple of years and is willing to take it out. That's his mum sitting in it in the pic above.

this is it now.

I maybe from down under but I know which way is up.
Oh hell there goes another head rush.

HotRod John

I built my '34 Plymouth in 1974.  Still have it and the wife (acquired in 1971).  Lots of things have come and gone over that time, but the '34 is still here (and the wife also).  For several years it was my only car and served daily driver duty, rain or shine.

I am currently putting together a '33 Ford roadster that I have had in boxes since 1999.  I figured I better get it together sometime soon before they make it illegal to drive on the public roads.

Carnut

More of a how long did I have my Hot Rod

My coupe in 1966



My coupe in 2003 when I sold it to my nephew. 34yrs



What my coupe looks like now



My 40 Ford Tudor Sedan in 1977



My 40 Ford Tudor Sedan in 2016 when I sold it. 39yrs



My 67 Dodge Charger bought new in 1967

Pic in June 1969



My 67 Dodge Charger now and I still have it. 51yrs.



My 61 Chrysler Windsor 2dr Hardtop in 1993



my 61 Chrysler Windsor now and I still have it. 25yrs.