Bare metal hot rod

After five decades of hot rodding, Rods by Reid’s John ‘JR’ Reid is finally building a car for his wife, Janet, aka ‘Flick’. The ’32 Ford pickup is the very definition of the hot rod perfection the Reids are renowned for. Shown here in its pre-paint, bare-metal guise, the ‘shop truck’ — as it’s refe

Bare metal cars make up a relatively small subculture of hot rodding, and examples can run the gamut from gritty to glamorous. Would you dare to bare it all?

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For example, some might like the rusty, outrageous rat rods, some might dig the billet-laden show machines, while others will prefer the functional, race-inspired builds that also pop up. And while I can appreciate all of them, if I had the means to build a Ford Model A for myself, it’d likely come out looking something like …

David Allen - owner of the famed Boyce Asquith Deuce roadster has had a major accident with the car due to winds on the I-5 causing the car to roll and flip. He was on his way home from the Goodguys event in Del Mar. Here is to a smooth recovery for the car and owner. The car itself was voted as one of the 75 Deuces to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the 1932 Ford. Originally built by Boyce Asquith who passed away from cancer, the car was a B&M project and was a true street strip roadster…

This 1932 Ford Coupe, built by Hollywood Hot Rods, is another bare-metaled beauty of the future; an American hot rod with early European sports car elements.

A lot of serious work went into the build of Sean McDougall’s Hemi-fied Model A Coupe, but Sean calls it “fun, pure nonsense.”

Description Every panel is Original Henry steel – except: repro hood tops & front floors Painted in the ’90s Gloss Black single stage urethane 2016 New – Rod Tops – complete Hertz cloth top installed w/ zip out rear glass window Original 1934 Ford frame – boxed K-member, custom tubular center cross member ’57 Chevy...

This '32 Ford three-window coupe is powered by a blown Olds Rocket and looks the part of a late-'60s street machine.

This specimen is a typical 1932 Ford five-window full fendered hot rod from the '50s or '60s. The car is powered by a 1949 Mercury flathead.

1932 Ford Coupe: Hollywood Hot Rods Bare Metal - Hot Rod

David Chick comes to us ready for adventure. With passions that span clean and fast Corvettes all the way to down and dirty off-road vehicles (just ask him about his dream Jurassic Park Explorer), David's eclectic tastes lend well to his multiple automotive writing passions.

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[ATTACH] Been wanting a 1930's Ford coupe or two door sedan ever since I've been a member of the HAMB. Reality came last week when I got this one. I...

Purchase used 1927 roadster real steel body hot rod t bucket model t ford 1932 grill rat rod in Lafayette, Indiana, United States

Take a 1938 Austin Bantam 5 Window sedan body. Cut it into bits and pieces. Weld it together again, equip it with tractor steelies and a toyota 4banger, and you end up having a wild ride.

First look inside this insane, AWD, Boss 429 '32 roadster from Fuller Hot Rods and Jet-Hot Coatings. Click for 20 more photos: http://blogs.hotrod.com/all-wheel-drive-boss-429-gonzo-1932-ford-roadster-from-fuller-hot-rods-at-sema-2013-90855.html#axzz2jiKPin7H