My favorite hot rod car era is from 1965 to about 1974 with a few exceptions in the 80s and 90s. I had a 1967 Camaro with a 327 and a Muncie M-22 Rock Crusher 4-speed transmission that I should have never sold. 😁👍
I really don't have a favorite Era of cars. I like many cars from different eras. I'm getting older and someday I would love to find a 71 Torino. Comic Books. Another good episode Solon!!
I live in Alabama most of my life. We moved from Monterrey, California beach, straight to the woods! We have plenty of old cars. My disability wouldn’t make the payments on these cars! Great video!
So build your own..... I have a friend who's taking a 63 Chevy truck and putting it on a 81 Olds Delta 88, he's going to spend less than $1,000, how? he's already got everything just siting around his property.
No decade is great for Hot Rods. It mostly falls on the person who's building theirs, & talent, taste, & imagination. And what a Great Collectable Comic Book! Great Show tonight Keep em Comin!
Oh, and my favorite hot rod era? Must say I am partial to the sixties. I owned (many moons ago) fine examples from each of the "big three". Would have been nice (and smart) to have figured out a way to keep them. Again, thanks so much for the content. COMIC BOOK!
i really enjoy looking at your used car videos, my favorite in this one is the 36 chevy coupe. so back in the mid 60's my brother and i had collected a lot of the things to make a hot rod, we had a 34 ford pick-up body, the front and rear axles from a lincoln zeypher' the straight frame from a stugebaker truck and a 354 hemi from a 54 chrysler new yorker. we never finished our dream car because we both went into the air force and the stuff sat in my parents yard for several years until when i came home on leave onetime and they asked me to get rid of it, which i did and gave it all away. maybe next time.
I really liked them all very much And it sure is great to see such beautiful classics . My pick would be the 1967 ford galaxy just for original practicality. Much appreciated
"comic book"... good for she-shed too? Oh, and that '67 Galaxy is sweet. If it's as nice underneath as it looks on top and inside, that is a smokin' deal! Thanks for your efforts in producing these videos. God bless.
I don't think I have a favorite year for hot rods. I love them all. I have a 1957 Chevy 6400 tow truck that is all original and all works great! The only thing that is not original is the motor. I replaced the 283 with a 350 when it wore out. I still have the original.
Delighted to find your channel! It’s like picking up a hot rod mag & enjoying the builds….. but better (especially hearing the sweet rumbles & lopes). Didn’t know about HR comic books ….. so now will be adding that to my collectible list. Keep up the great work! I always see something I want to buy.
I remember my dad had a “67 Charger” in 1970 when I was youngster. He use too do burn outs while I tried to hang on to the dash . It threw me back in the seat every time . Good ol days !!
The late 1960's have to be my favorite years 1967-1969 I have a '68 ford f250 4x4 I have had it since '98 it's been in the family since '68 when my uncle bought it and then he sold it to my mom in '93 I love the tool box on the lower front passenger side of the bed I'm just having a hard time finding a dana 44 front axle housing closed knuckle I want to stay as close to original as possible and this is why I am having trouble finding the correct front end
I actually don't have a favorite era of Hot rod because every era has something I really like about it. The Pre war were the simplicity of them, the post war was the shape and the ingenuinity the car companies came up with, the 60's were the big motors, the 70's was the long sleek style and wild paint job's they would do, the 80's was the lack of flash and the "Modern Muscle" car I love the Retro body style and colors.
1957 was the pinnacle of the automotive world. Ask any car guy and 9.5 out 10 are going to have a 57 Chevy/Ford/Dodge/Packard/Desoto in their top 5 if not top 3.
My favourite hot rod era would have to be the 1930's. There was a time when it had to be a '32 Ford to be hot rodded. But they're far too expensive for me now and I'm perfectly happy with my '30 Model A Coupe. And I can see it in my garage, not in a comic book (although I like them too).
As a 75 year old geezer, and owner of a 66 Chevelle drop top, the thousands of street rods i.e. 20’s, thirty’s & fourties will be a tough sell going forward… certainly the younger generations do not have the same affection for these vehicles…or any vehicles …..there are a few that enjoy this sport, bur not enough to support this hobby….the costs ( like everything else ) is prohibitive. The skill set is slowly but surely going by the wayside….there will always be collectors…..but the market, including 60’s muscle cars will definitely bottom out….
I like the orange Chevy panel, I love the chopped top, But I wish, They also chopped the Hood,3 inches to sloped nose. But don't get me wrong, Beautiful Vehicle.
And it’s for sale after only 600 miles of use? I don’t think I could spend that much time and money to build and then sell it. I’ve had my old Triumph on the road for 20 years now and it’s a little workhorse. We’ve done 300 miles in one day, I wouldn’t consider any car that I couldn’t drive home to Ohio.
Comic book, it is nice to see about half of these cars, the Ford roadsters that were actually powered by Ford were nicely done along with the 36 Chevrolet, personally I wouldn't touch any Ford with a Chevrolet engine or chopped and lowered vehicles.
The reason they use the 350 is because it gives you more bang for your buck, which is how Hot Rodding started and is all about, building the most bad-ass car you can for as little as possible.
@@TheREALOC1972 well actually hotrodding started with the flat head V8 ford, they started using Chevy engines because they were cheap but and most people are not willing to learn to build other engines either by lack of knowledge or just plain lazy.
@@edmunger5595 Your right about the Flathead but I disagree with people putting the 350/LS because it's cheap or they are lazy and don't want to learn to build other engines, They are just MUCH superior engines to the Flathead Ford, They are easier to work on, cheaper to work on/rebuild. The Flathead Ford is a great engine but compared to SBC 350 they aren't great and certainly aren't cheap. You can go to any junkyard and buy a 350 or LS and 400 5 speed trans for less than a $1000, change the fluids and gaskets and you you got an engine that cranks out 700 HP for $1500, While a Flathead Ford CAN hit 700 HP it costs you 7 grand to get there. If 'm building a period correct Hot Rod than yeah I'll build the flathead but if I not i'm throwing a 350 in it.
@@TheREALOC1972 like I said cheap and lazy, try picking up a 351, 428, 429 , 460 or hell even a 302 where 700 hp is easily achievable but the big difference is torque and that LS junk blows itself up when You build them for torque, either way I wouldn't touch a Ford with a Chevy engine in it just like I wouldn't touch a Chevy with a Ford engine but then again I am an old school fart and hotrodding was never about computers so I stay away from them.
I personally like the late 60's and early 70's I love the shapes and power.
Thank you for doing this I’m a disabled veteran and can’t drive, I enjoy seeing the cars, comic books 😎🇺🇸
Thanks Howard! Thank you for your service!
Comic books from flame in long Island n.y.
Thank you for service and a job well done.
I could never pick a certain year of hotrod there are to many cool cars from every Era nice bunch tonight thanks for sharing 👍
I agree, each era had it's things I like about them.
My husband and I LOVE watching your shows. We are in Daisy, Arkansas. We have a 1967 Ford Thunderbird. We LOVE IT. Thanks for doing what you do.❤ ❤
Thanks for watching Kris! I appreciate that!
Excellent !!!
My favorite hot rod car era is from 1965 to about 1974 with a few exceptions in the 80s and 90s. I had a 1967 Camaro with a 327 and a Muncie M-22 Rock Crusher 4-speed transmission that I should have never sold. 😁👍
That was a nice car to have had!
I really don't have a favorite Era of cars. I like many cars from different eras. I'm getting older and someday I would love to find a 71 Torino. Comic Books. Another good episode Solon!!
Thanks Matt!
I live in Alabama most of my life. We moved from Monterrey, California beach, straight to the woods! We have plenty of old cars. My disability wouldn’t make the payments on these cars! Great video!
So build your own..... I have a friend who's taking a 63 Chevy truck and putting it on a 81 Olds Delta 88, he's going to spend less than $1,000, how? he's already got everything just siting around his property.
Thanks I appreciate that!
Comic Book. I love them! I love classic cars! Its a win anyway you look at it!
Yep - two good things you can't lose on!
No decade is great for Hot Rods. It mostly falls on the person who's building theirs, & talent, taste, & imagination. And what a Great Collectable Comic Book! Great Show tonight Keep em Comin!
Great show keep up the good work be safe my friends God bless all
Thanks Leo!
Oh, and my favorite hot rod era? Must say I am partial to the sixties. I owned (many moons ago) fine examples from each of the "big three". Would have been nice (and smart) to have figured out a way to keep them. Again, thanks so much for the content. COMIC BOOK!
really like the sudden delivery-also like comic book
Comic books
Love watching your show thanks a lot
Thanks Wade!
i really enjoy looking at your used car videos, my favorite in this one is the 36 chevy coupe. so back in the mid 60's my brother and i had collected a lot of the things to make a hot rod, we had a 34 ford pick-up body, the front and rear axles from a lincoln zeypher' the straight frame from a stugebaker truck and a 354 hemi from a 54 chrysler new yorker. we never finished our dream car because we both went into the air force and the stuff sat in my parents yard for several years until when i came home on leave onetime and they asked me to get rid of it, which i did and gave it all away. maybe next time.
Thanks for that nice Comment Steve and thank you for your service to our country!
Comic Book…The red 1967 Galaxie reminded me of the 1967 Mercury Cougar GT 390 4 speed I had in high school. Same color. Miss those days.
Grew up in the 70’s and I relate best to them. Although I like any year car, or comic book. 👍🏻
Thanks for showing us what’s out there on the market and the chance to win the comic book.
I appreciate that Marc!
Hard to pick one decade how about 64-74- I suppose if I have to I would say my favorite is the 60’s
Comic book. Love this show
I really liked them all very much
And it sure is great to see such beautiful classics .
My pick would be the 1967 ford galaxy just for original practicality.
Much appreciated
60's are my fav era for cars and I like hot rod comic books!
"comic book"... good for she-shed too? Oh, and that '67 Galaxy is sweet. If it's as nice underneath as it looks on top and inside, that is a smokin' deal! Thanks for your efforts in producing these videos. God bless.
Lol! Yes even for the she shed!
Thank you so much for being a viewer. I appreciate it.!
I don't think I have a favorite year for hot rods. I love them all. I have a 1957 Chevy 6400 tow truck that is all original and all works great! The only thing that is not original is the motor. I replaced the 283 with a 350 when it wore out. I still have the original.
That would be a cool ride to see!
60's for sure as I currently have a 68 Camaro. Thnx for asking
Comic Book. Love this channel. Thanks for all the hard work. It inspires me to keep working on my own vintage project.
Thanks for being a viewer!
Let's be honest. Any year a Hot Rod was built is a good year.
Good answer Daniel!
I most definitely will agree to that
Got THAT right! I miss my 1971 COUGAR XR7. BIG TIME!!
Comic books
Comic book! ‘40 thru ‘60 decades are great for rod building. You can see the evolution across that time
Thanks for the great videos. Comic books
Thanks for Watching Bob!
My favorite hot rods are ANY 4 door with suicides, OR mid 30s to late 50s COE!!!!!
Comics book Nice channel very informative. Cars are super and looks like good deal
Thanks Lee!
Delighted to find your channel! It’s like picking up a hot rod mag & enjoying the builds….. but better (especially hearing the sweet rumbles & lopes). Didn’t know about HR comic books ….. so now will be adding that to my collectible list. Keep up the great work! I always see something I want to buy.
Thank you Betty for that kind comment! I appreciate you being a viewer!
Good 👍 stuff! 😊
Comic book I love the 57 Chevy 210 delivery plus 67 galaxy 500 but I like about all hot rods hard to pick a year
I remember my dad had a “67 Charger” in 1970 when I was youngster. He use too do burn outs while I tried to hang on to the dash . It threw me back in the seat every time . Good ol days !!
Love the 50s, 60s and 70s trucks!
Any year from 1945 to the late 70's are what I dream of.
The late 1960's have to be my favorite years 1967-1969 I have a '68 ford f250 4x4 I have had it since '98 it's been in the family since '68 when my uncle bought it and then he sold it to my mom in '93 I love the tool box on the lower front passenger side of the bed I'm just having a hard time finding a dana 44 front axle housing closed knuckle I want to stay as close to original as possible and this is why I am having trouble finding the correct front end
Comic book! I love these hot rods.
Comic book...love the content..have a few old chevys myself..39 coupe, 59 El Co and a 64 impala ss
Thanks for showing!
My buddy George Barris built a hot rod truck and it' was a 1930 Ford and I like it a lot
1950 love the body styles
Like the styling of the late 30s early 40s
#10 is beautiful! So much so, it should be in a “comic book”!
Very Cool Comic Book !
Love these videos . Comic book
Glad you like them! Thanks Bill!
Comic Book!!! very cool.
I love the
68 SS Chevelle and Mustang
69 SS Nova
70 RT Challenger an Mustang
71 Cuda
72 El Camino
73 El Camino
74 SS Nova
Good choices Larry!
One of the best yet,thank you.
Comic Book
Enjoy seeing all the dream cars on my bucket list.
Me too John!
I feel the 1930s define hot rods. As a daily, though, I'd go with a 1960s car. Comic Book.
Comic Book....Please!!! Thank you a great channel that I am allowed to dream to...Thanks for what you do...
Thank you for watching Mr Stoned! You are in a good company of dreamers!
Solon love your channel mate I just love old cars no matter what the condition. Cheers from sth Australia 🇦🇺 👍
Thank you Jeremy, I appreciate that!
Sweet rides. Comic book.
I like '30's cars. 1934 Ford v8 yes ! Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Some nice ole cars I own a 64 nova ss factory V8 four spd the comics
studying the card reminds me of a comic book I read awhile back,.
COMIC BOOK!!
Comic book. Love the channel. Love the cars. Very descriptive.
:Comic book: Nice video love hot rods.
Thanks Dan for watching!
Best group of cars so far!! Thanks
Thank you Walter I appreciate that comment!
I actually don't have a favorite era of Hot rod because every era has something I really like about it. The Pre war were the simplicity of them, the post war was the shape and the ingenuinity the car companies came up with, the 60's were the big motors, the 70's was the long sleek style and wild paint job's they would do, the 80's was the lack of flash and the "Modern Muscle" car I love the Retro body style and colors.
Good comments! I did not think of it in that way, you are spot on!
I like 1960`s cars.
Comic book Thanks always enjoy
Thanks Bud!
Good vid, comic book!
COMIC BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comic book, I like 1964- 1974 muscle cars.
1960's Everything really came together in that time period
1957 was the pinnacle of the automotive world. Ask any car guy and 9.5 out 10 are going to have a 57 Chevy/Ford/Dodge/Packard/Desoto in their top 5 if not top 3.
Awesome vid! Comic Book!
Thanks!
I like comic books by hot rod
Comic Book - Love the video...
Thanks Marc!
Comic books
Comic book and I like the 210
Way back in the day, lordy mercy, the tells 😊
comic book im old school love the 30s but all the cars are great.👍
Reminds me of back in the day and reading comic books
Comic Book. Cool channel just rolled in today.
Thanks KK!
I live not to far from brizo's shop, the godfather of the 32 ford
@@bensonlee7456 thanks I didn't know!
My favourite hot rod era would have to be the 1930's. There was a time when it had to be a '32 Ford to be hot rodded. But they're far too expensive for me now and I'm perfectly happy with my '30 Model A Coupe. And I can see it in my garage, not in a comic book (although I like them too).
As a 75 year old geezer, and owner of a 66 Chevelle drop top, the thousands of street rods i.e. 20’s, thirty’s & fourties will be a tough sell going forward… certainly the younger generations do not have the same affection for these vehicles…or any vehicles …..there are a few that enjoy this sport, bur not enough to support this hobby….the costs ( like everything else ) is prohibitive. The skill set is slowly but surely
going by the wayside….there will always be collectors…..but the market, including 60’s muscle cars
will definitely bottom out….
Great insight, my friend and I thank you for being a viewer Robert!
I like the orange Chevy panel, I love the chopped top, But I wish, They also chopped the Hood,3 inches to sloped nose. But don't get me wrong, Beautiful Vehicle.
And it’s for sale after only 600 miles of use? I don’t think I could spend that much time and money to build and then sell it. I’ve had my old Triumph on the road for 20 years now and it’s a little workhorse. We’ve done 300 miles in one day, I wouldn’t consider any car that I couldn’t drive home to Ohio.
@@russellstewart5414 I have owned my 67 Chevelle 300 Deluxe, Going on 25 years, And dont plan on selling
👍👍
The 34 pickup looks like a model A to me
You might be right! It was listed as a 34 so I pulled up some pictures and they seemed to match! LOL!
How do pick when they are all great!
Comic book great show
Thanks Jam!
Comic book. Does it count that I bought that issue?😂
LOL! I hope you hung on to it all these years!
Win
Great comitbook
On #3 looks like you need to pull the motor to do points.
More information on the 1967 Galaxy PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE 🙏
COMIC BOOK!
Are you up for the task of finding Hot Rods for sale in New England? We are part of the rust belt so it would be a real challenge.
Sure I’ll see what I can find them put one or two in the next videos
Comic book!!
That first 23t bucket Might should move that battery away from the gas tank. Nice ride though
Comic book, it is nice to see about half of these cars, the Ford roadsters that were actually powered by Ford were nicely done along with the 36 Chevrolet, personally I wouldn't touch any Ford with a Chevrolet engine or chopped and lowered vehicles.
The reason they use the 350 is because it gives you more bang for your buck, which is how Hot Rodding started and is all about, building the most bad-ass car you can for as little as possible.
@@TheREALOC1972 well actually hotrodding started with the flat head V8 ford, they started using Chevy engines because they were cheap but and most people are not willing to learn to build other engines either by lack of knowledge or just plain lazy.
@@edmunger5595 Your right about the Flathead but I disagree with people putting the 350/LS because it's cheap or they are lazy and don't want to learn to build other engines, They are just MUCH superior engines to the Flathead Ford, They are easier to work on, cheaper to work on/rebuild. The Flathead Ford is a great engine but compared to SBC 350 they aren't great and certainly aren't cheap. You can go to any junkyard and buy a 350 or LS and 400 5 speed trans for less than a $1000, change the fluids and gaskets and you you got an engine that cranks out 700 HP for $1500, While a Flathead Ford CAN hit 700 HP it costs you 7 grand to get there. If 'm building a period correct Hot Rod than yeah I'll build the flathead but if I not i'm throwing a 350 in it.
@@TheREALOC1972 like I said cheap and lazy, try picking up a 351, 428, 429 , 460 or hell even a 302 where 700 hp is easily achievable but the big difference is torque and that LS junk blows itself up when You build them for torque, either way I wouldn't touch a Ford with a Chevy engine in it just like I wouldn't touch a Chevy with a Ford engine but then again I am an old school fart and hotrodding was never about computers so I stay away from them.
@@edmunger5595 Naw dude just practical, and yes, all those fords are easily achieveable 700 hp, but it's still not going to be cheap.
COMIC BOOK
Comic book please, thank you
For anyone curious. The proper name for a person that puts a Chevy engine in a Ford is "a limp wrist lint ball".
These youngsters nowadays thinks you be lying. They weren't there. Only the ones in your age group knows. 😊