1928 Ford Model A Hot Rod Lincoln
One definition of a Hot Rod was ‘a car that's been stripped down, souped up and made to go much faster.’ A lot of early Hot Rods were built from old Fords; Model Ts, Model As or Model Bs. Typical modifications were the removal of hoods, bumpers and fenders; chopping and channeling the body; and modifying the engine by tuning and/or replacing with a more powerful type.
The Ford Model A was built from 1927-1931, replacing the Model T.
This A Model Pick up is Rod Hadfields idea of what the Hot Rod Lincoln should look like. Recorded in 1955 by Charlie Ryan, it was a huge hit about a Lincoln engine in an A Model Ford.
1946 Lincoln Zephyr V12, with 654 GM blower and Stromberg 97 carbs
1928 Ford Model A Hot Rod Lincoln
One definition of a Hot Rod was ‘a car that's been stripped down, souped up and made to go much faster.’ A lot of early Hot Rods were built from old Fords; Model Ts, Model As or Model Bs. Typical modifications were the removal of hoods, bumpers and fenders; chopping and channeling the body; and modifying the engine by tuning and/or replacing with a more powerful type.
The Ford Model A was built from 1927-1931, replacing the Model T.
This A Model Pick up is Rod Hadfields idea of what the Hot Rod Lincoln should look like. Recorded in 1955 by Charlie Ryan, it was a huge hit about a Lincoln engine in an A Model Ford.
1946 Lincoln Zephyr V12, with 654 GM blower and Stromberg 97 carbs