True 40s. Hot rod

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How many 1935 16" wheels where made? I see them on everything and i love em,would like to get some for mine too. I dont see many 35 ford vehicles so it makes me wonder if any 35 ford still has its original wheels or if they are sitting on blocks cause they have no wheels ha
 
insomniacshotrods said:
How many 1935 16" wheels where made? I see them on everything and i love em,would like to get some for mine too. I dont see many 35 ford vehicles so it makes me wonder if any 35 ford still has its original wheels or if they are sitting on blocks cause they have no wheels ha
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Where I lived, most Model A's had '35 wheels & NO hood sides & most trunk models had NO spare tire rack on the rear & license plate mounted over the holes. Bill W.
 

Have you heard the story of the hot rod race,
where the Fords 'n' Lincolns were settin' the pace?
That story is true, I'm here to say,
‘cuz I was a-drivin' that Model-A.

It's got a Lincoln motor and it's really souped up,
that Model-A body makes it look like a pup.
It's got eight cylinders and uses 'em all,
got overdrive that just won't stall.

With a four-barrel carb and a dual exhaust,
with 4-11 gears you can really get lost.
Got safety tubes but I ain't scared,
the brakes are good, tires fair.

My pappy said "Son, you're gonna drive me to drinkin',
if you don't stop drivin' that Hot Rod Lincoln."

That describes what I think of when I think hot rod. I first heard that song when I was about 10, and I knew right then I wanted a Model A when I grew up. I got one when I was 16, but I ended up always keeping them stock.
 
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