Hot Rods

Introducing Our New Site: RatRods.com!!!

As much as we love to see cars kept original, some “barn finds” are just too far gone to be feasible restoration projects. That’s where movements like rat rodding come into play. It gives forgotten machines another chance while… more»

Lead Sled: 1955 Olds Holiday 88

Searching through the maze of vehicle-for-sale classified ads these days can sometimes turn up some rather interesting finds. In this case, it is a mild-custom 1955 Oldsmobile Holiday 88 with the 324 V8 and 4-barrel carburetor, and it’s listed… more»

Heavy Patina: 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan

If it’s patina you want, this 1949 Chevy Fleetline sedan listed here on eBay has it in abundance. Rehab of this post-war example could go several directions, but light sand and buff, followed by a layer of clear coat,… more»

Deluxe Deal: 1946 Ford Deluxe Coupe

What a start to a project! This seems to be a really good price for a vintage coupe. What we have here is a reasonably solid 1946 Ford Deluxe project car listed here on eBay with a buy it… more»

High Hopes: 1938 Ford 5-Window Coupe

Prices vary wildly for 1937-1940 Ford Coupes. A quick snapshot of current offerings online range from $22,000 to $75,000. But … these prices are for finished examples. The potential buyer for this 1938 Ford 5-Window Coupe Business Deluxe 81A,… more»

One Of A Kind: 1936 Cord Custom

“One of a kind”, “Unique” and “Cool” are the first words that come to mind when I laid eyes upon this wild, unfinished custom project. It’s listed as a 1939 Cord here on eBay in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with a… more»

Iconic Hardtop: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Here is a project that could definitely be a showpiece for advanced bodywork and fabrication skills. The seller has all the model lines covered, listing it Bel Air/150/210. However, it sports Bel Air trim at least on the left… more»

Rock’n Rocket 88: 1950 Oldsmobile Club Coupe

There are hotrods and resto-mods and then there are one-off unique customs like this custom 1950 Olds Rocket 88 Club Coupe. In my opinion, this awesome Olds is a very special combination of early, period correct hot rod performance… more»

White Lightning: 1947 Ford DeLuxe Custom

At first look, this beauty evokes memories of the ’50s and all the trappings that come along: Poodle skirts, Pompadour and Duck-Tail hairstyles, rolled-cuff jeans, Drive-Ins, and George-Barris-style custom cars. This car just happens to be available here on… more»

Low Price 1937 Buick Special

For being the age that it is, this 1937 Buick Special is in decently good shape. It is at a bid price of $4,200 and was found in a desert in California. This car was once used to pay… more»

California Barn Find? 1932 Ford Sedan

The 1932 Ford is one of the most desired cars in the hot rod community. While this car is not a five-window coupe or a two-door roadster, it’s still original ’32 Henry Ford steel. It can be found here on… more»

Evil 400-Swapped 1974 AMC Gremlin

The American Motors Corporation (AMC) offered numerous models with, shall we say “different” styling in a very intentional effort to lure a subset of buyers away from the “Big Three” (Chrysler, Ford, and GM). The Gremlin certainly fits in… more»

Period Hot Rod: 1936 Ford DeLuxe 3-Window Coupe

Things are not always what they seem. This 1936 Ford DeLuxe Coupe is a wonderful looking car, and at first glance, it could be taken for a nice survivor or an older restoration, but this car is holding a… more»

Abandoned Former Show Car: 1955 Chevrolet Nomad

Believe it or not, this Nomad is claimed to have once scored 996 points at a Classic Chevrolet Club show! Those of you familiar with the 1000-point scoring system know a car that scores 990+ is near perfect. Unfortunately,… more»

Running And Driving 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 210

This car reminds me of the good old days of car collecting. When it was common to get a good car at a good price. Granted, at $7,503 with many days to go and no reserve, this could become… more»

Lightning Fast: Pro-Touring 1968 Ford F-100

Vintage Ford pickups continue to grow in popularity with the “bumpside” or 5th generation trucks being some of the most collectible. This generation of trucks has always seemed to underappreciated compared to their 1967 to ’72 Chevrolet counterparts, but… more»

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