Hot rodding is a form of automotive modification that has been around for decades. It involves rebuilding or modifying a car to increase its speed and acceleration. At first glance, a hot rod is an early car without a fender, lowered at the front, with great posture and a high-performance engine with three carbs lined up. Nowadays, hot rodding has become an art form, as technology has allowed us to deliver speed in expertly crafted ways.
Not only does it increase performance, but it also achieves a refined look.Many hot rodders start young, and I was no exception. I was self-taught at the age of 15.Hot rodding is a combination of several cars, in which owners can be collectors, builders, racers and street drivers. It requires the right proportions and posture, as well as consistency in the subject matter of the construction and the materials used. The term Hot Rod is still used today to describe cars that have been “modified”.
A hot rod is the simplest of cars, a basic, stripped car made to go faster, drive better, and stop faster than the car it relied on. The best part about hot rodding is that once you're done, you can be with your best friends and travel with your creation to hang out with other people who share the same passion.In its simplest form, the term hot rod is a reference to a vehicle that has been modified in some way to make it faster, handle it better, look better or sound better. A real hot rod is very obvious when you're a kid and you like cars, no matter if you grew up in the 50s, 60s, 70s or if you're growing up now. For example, a musician changes guitar strings from round wire to flat wire, he may tell his friends that he “played his guitar with a hot rod”.My first show was for racing cars, but my Buick Kustom and Deuce Hot Rod attracted more interest, and the world of hot rodding grew from there.
Hot rodding is an exciting hobby that allows you to customize your car to your own specifications and create something unique.
