Alex Steelsmith's 1929 Ford Model A roadster is a prime example of what traditional hot rods are all about. Alex Steelsmith's 1929 Ford Model A roadster is a prime example of what traditional hot ...

The hopped-up 1930 Ford Model A he drives is a “gow job,” a hot rod from before the term “hot rod” was coined: a car built almost exclusively with 1930s mechanical components, yet capable ...

Autorama Extreme is the Detroit Autorama's basement-level show-within-a-show dedicated to roots and retro hot rods, race cars, and customs. In 2020, this 1930 Ford Model A coupe with a blown Caddy ...

When a rendering showcasing a NASA-branded Ford Model A hot rod enters the scene, one might wonder about the creative process that led to such a development. If only we had such a pixel painting ...

you'll have seen how easily Dean Livermore and his crew at Hot Rods By Dean in Phoenix transformed a stock Model A coupe into a street rod with a Speedway Motorssourced small-block Ford ...

take a look at Alex Steelsmith's 1929 Ford Model A roadster. It’s a timeless-looking hot rod built without taking out a second mortgage. The easiest way to begin a traditional hot-rod build is ...

The chassis has been redone, and the vehicle is claimed to drive like a modern hot rod, instead of a 1930s Ford Model A. The front suspension is independent, and the rear suspension also prides ...

The Ford Model A may have ... But while hot-rodded Model As can sometimes feel like they're a dime a dozen, we have to admit this particular hot rod coming to Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale ...

The Ford Model A may have ... But while hot-rodded Model As can sometimes feel like they're a dime a dozen, we have to admit this particular hot rod coming to Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale ...

If you expected that car to be a cobbled-together Ford ... Model T bodywork and housing a patched-up small-block Chevy V-8 engine, well then, you've already read Brock Yates's book The Hot Rod ...

on her 1930 Ford Model A hot rod, as told to A.J. Baime. When I was in my second year in college, I was living on University Avenue in Minneapolis and every weekend I would see old cars drive by.