WHAT? DID THEY JUST LIST THESE 10 AWESOME STREET RODS THIS CHEAP!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2023
- In this video you will find 10 street rods for sale that are all under $20,000 dollars on the internet this week! ! Check these out! Great deals in my honest opinion!
Music courtesy of You Tube channel "Free Music 109".
Links to each car can be found below!
#1 1950 Ford street rod
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#2 1927 Pontiac rat rod
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#3 1927 Ford t
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#4 1931 Ford f1
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#5 1931 Ford model a
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#6 1929 Ford model a
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#7 1937 Oldsmobile coupe
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#8 1941 Pontiac 2door Coupe
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#9 1937 Mercedes-Benz custom streetrod
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#10 1948 Austin a40 Gasser hot rod rat nostalgiadrag
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61 Ford Starliner, 406 3x2s,4sp,dark metallic blue, radial TAs, sold it REAL cheap in77 cuz I lost license DUI, sold it for a half pound of cheap weed! I regularly dislocate my hip kicking myself in the ass! Live and learn(kinda)!!
Black 1957 Chevy Bel Air. Sold it 60 years ago and still regret it!
That would be one I would regret as well!
I didnt want to or need to sell my gold 1970 malibu chevelle in 1989 when I went away to army bootcamp in new jersey I came home and my parents sold it without telling me because they were hurtin for $, they sold it for $500🤦♂️ the crager mags and wheels alone with the new set of headers were worth more than that. I still think about it😭 it was rusted out in the rear quarters but was a solid car from the doors forward.🤷🏻♂️
I hate to see anyone lose a car, but it went to help out your folks. It served a higher purpose in the end!
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It was a 1956 Chevy 2 door Bel-Air . I paid six hundred dollars for it when I got home from the Army. It had a 327 / 365 h.p, w/ Muncie 4 speed, 456 gears , diamond tucked int, Corvette rally wheels, green and white original paint, beautiful car and quick too! Didn't have to sell, don't know why I did! Back then they were cheap. That was 1973… 6:18
Wow! That sounds like it was a sweet ride for sure!
My 1937 Ford Four Door Humpback. Moved to Montana and Father-in-law, did not want to keep it in an Old Barn. I was 16 years old and Paid $35 Dollars.Overhauled 59 AB Block Full race Weber Cam 3 Strong Berg Carburetors,Fenton Heads, and Headers. Later Put in A 392 Chrysler Hemi. Now Iam 75 yrs old and Still Miss my 37 Foud Door Ford.
I had a ‘65 Ford Falcon Futura 2 door hard top w/ a 289 back when I was 17 to 19 years old.
I moved out on my own and could no longer keep 2 vehicles. I sure wish I could have kept my Falcon! I’m now 61 and still really like Falcons.
Falcons have always been some of my favorite cars!
1963 Impala SS 327 - 3 spd floor went into the service. #2 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 318cid . In the service and it was breaking down
Roman Red 1959 Impala Sport Coupe, 348 (replaced with HiPo409), factory air, PS, PB, ... ; 1953 Olds 'Rocket' 88; 1956 Ford 2 door Customline Ranch Wagon with T-Bird 312 (my first); '62 Caddy; '70 Caddy Coupe; all disposed of for various reasons.
It's all good. Current 'daily' is (titled as) a 1946 Willys Jeep with Kenne Bell equipped 225 Buick 'Odd Fire' with MSD, too much carb on KB #1 intake, fat headers, 4 speed w/ Warn overdrive... .
Keep the rubber side down.
I had a 1973 Ford maverick grabber w 302 engine 3 speed on the tree, had to sell, because I went into the Army. Wish I still had my baby now.
3 My gold 70 Grand prix model j , went to the Navy . My 67 Camaro RS , family needed the money , 69 SS Nova 396 , wife sold it due to divorce
69 Torino GT Fastback w/428 CJ motor sold because family life took over
I had a friend that named his son Torino after his favorite sports car! Now that's hobby loyalty! Lol!
There were four I still regret selling; (1) a 1955 Belveldere Plymouth, red and black, 2 door hardtop, V-8, 3 speed standard transmission, w/a red and black leather interior. (2) a 4 door 1956 Chevy 210, with an in-line 6 cylinder with a 3 speed standard transmission on the column, (3) a 2 door, 1950 Ford w/a flat-head V-8 w/ a 3 speed standard shift transmission on the column, (4) a canary yellow, black interior, 1964 Galaxy 500 Ford convertible, a 350 V-8, automatic transmission, all power and air. I am a car guy, like my Dad.
Those were definitely some sweet rides for sure!
1964 Impala SS convertible with only 54,000 miles on it that I bought when I was a senior in high school and worked as a lineman at the local airport after school and weekends. Uncle Sam called in 1969 and I got shipped off. Sold it for $1600. (The fact that it just had a 283 with Powerglide made it less painful to part with)
Sold my '56 Ford F100 mild custom when I was 22. I needed something more suitable for work.
I've had almost twenty vehicles, this is the one I regret selling.
I had a 54 Ford F1 that I had to sell because I got divorced and needed the money!
Sold my 57 Chevy Belair going into Vietnam draft, sure miss it. Sold it to a San Francisco cop for $600. Also had 1969 z28 with blueprinted 450 hp. 302 to buy our first home when married as a down payment $3500.
I sold my '68 Camaro because it didn't have seatbelts and my girlfriend had a two year old daughter that needed to be secured in a carseat. By far one of the stupidest things I've ever done!
The other one was a '57 Chevy stepside pickup truck. Small back window, root beer brown, beautiful truck! I bought a remanufactured 350 V8 built to 69 specs that I wanted to put in the truck. Unfortunately, attempting to install it in my parents tiny carport didn't go over well so I ended up getting rid of the truck and added another fail to my long list of lost opportunities/regrets.
In an ironic twist, I'm currently in the process of reviving a '69 Firebird that's been sitting in the same tiny carport referenced above for over fourteen years.
Good ending to that story!
In High School days friend down the street had a dark blue '69 Firebird 400 that he loaned to me from time to time. 'Twas a mighty fine automobile, good for Van Nuys Boulevard, Mulholland Drive, 'passion pits' (drive in theaters), etc... .
1966 Convertible Corvette w/ hardtop.. $3,750.00 bought in 1976.
1956 Ford victory crown very nice
I regret selling my 64 Chevy II SS 283 Power Glide.
Ouch David! That one would have hurt me as well!
I had a 65 Corvette Coupe, 365 HP, radio delete, racing suspension and history, white with blue stripes. I married a woman with 3 kids… not much of a family car.
Nice selection of hot rods. I agree with you on the 37 Olds coupe, that's the one! My favorite that got away was a 69 Mach-1, 351, 4-speed no air or power steering. It was a pocket rocket. Got married and traded it for a 70 Grand Prix, new wife had to have air!
Lol! I had a 74 Nova that did not have air! I could not get any girls to ride with me in during the summer because in the heat their legs would get stuck to the seat covers!
@@Americanrodshop Lemon Pledge.
@@Americanrodshop The 70 Grandprix was a good step
There were only two cars that were practical for me to pursue for ownership. A 1967 Lotus Cortina and a 1951 M37 military Dodge power wagon. I finally got them. I fully restored the M37 after spending 4 years and a lot of money. Then, i finally was able to find a 1967 Lotus Cortina cheap enough for me to buy, but I had to sell them both because of a divorce.
1964 Ford Falcon Sprint, 289 high performance 4 speed from factory was all original even spoke spinner hub caps. Needed ball joints, Tirods stabilizers and so on. Couldn't afford to buy parts at the time , sold it and have been sick ever since then
The car that I regret selling was my very first car. A 1956 Chevy 210 post car. 2 door. I was a young Airman in the Air Force and I was seriously hurting for money and my 56 was needing a lot of work that I couldn't afford to do so I had to sell it. That was back in 1980. I still think about that car to this day and wish I had the extra funds to get another one.
My '83 CJ7..metallic blue with chrome wheels super simple it needed an engine rebuild, wish I just did that oh well
My first car 69 chevelle it needed front-end work and I couldn't afford to rebuilt the front-end so I bought a 72 nova instead of doing the front-end work.
I am now 54 years old when I was 16 I bought a 1974 Plymouth satellite it very nice I wish I still had it
2008 i sold a 32 ford 5w coupe .i bought it disassembled, the previous owner had a 3window so i bought it 800.00 it was ready to build just how i wanted it but the recession hit i had to part with it. Been looking for another one to build but i think I'm about out of luck. Don't want to go fiberglass if i can't find an original i may go steel reproduction.
My favorite car was a 1965 Ford Galaxy 500 2 door hardtop and it was pearl white aredestant and I had this 17 year old kid working in a restaurant who wanted it so badly, who would have thought a kid could come up with $2,500 ,and I was just messing with him, but he was at my house the next night with a cashier's check from the bank with my name on it, so I have learned my lesson not to play games with anyone on any type of situation like that 😀
My car 1957 Pontiac 2 door hard to had a factory 347 cu with factory tri power.
My first car was 64 Chevy impala given to me by dad. Got rid of it cause I was stupid
Sorry Linda, but I am the King of Stupid - did the same thing with my 74 Nova!
My 1974 olds 442 with an 455 olds with a w30 racinging option ,black with 2 gold stripes on the hood and r
1951 Mercury lost job no money😂
Like #807
That 1937 Olds is perfect for me. Oh, snap look at that '41 Pontiac! A '37 Mercedes - dang shebang!
I missed the adrs/info for the later 80's model - red El Camino with the Laguna front sheet metal . had about 38.000 miles and a cherry black interior -- paint was xlnt ! Think the area was North Carolina - ( maybe South - i was scrambling for facts ! ) Any help over yonder boys ?
My 65 rag top Mustang. Sold it to but a new 72 Starsky and Hutch Grand Torino Sport
I know you hated to see that go, but I saw a 72 Starsky and Hutch Grand Torino Sport for sell on Facebook Market place this week! It might still be there!
1964 Malibu SS 327 4spd. Needed more work than I could afford as a USAF airman.
Thank you for your service brother! That was a sweet ride for sure!
1969 Pontiac Firebird 400, help my mother with her thrift store business. Needed a van for pickup and deliveries. Sold it to my sister in 1984 for $1500. I asked about the car a decade ago. She said she wracked the Firebird. I wanted to know where's the car? She said someone wanted the engine. It had the tripower six pack.
William you were a good son! It served a higher purpose in the end!
Thank you.
In High School days friend down the street had a dark blue '69 Firebird 400 that he loaned to me from time to time. 'Twas a mighty fine automobile, good for Van Nuys Boulevard, Mulholland Drive, 'passion pits' (drive in theaters), etc... .
My fugitive from the junkyard,,,,,,55 chevy belair I was stupid,,,young,,,married needed rent money,,, Tears come to my eyes every time i look at the picture with my son at the wheel
I had a 1970 brunt orange RT Charger I was young and I worked roof it was winter and unemployment does not go far with three young kids and no money for Christmas for them so I sold the car there needs came first no way they was going to get up with no presents under the tree that was in 1980s
Rod, you were a good Father and that is more important! This story warms my heart! This gives me faith there are good hearted people in this hobby even still today!
I had to get rid of my 1969 Pontiac GTO because my Dad wouldn't allow it to be stored in his garage any longer. Fortunately I gave it to my son who still has it stored at his uncle's garage.
I am so glad to hear it was handed down to a new generation!
1970 Hemi Cuda, bought a 1973 Chevy Corvette
71 Camaro Type LT I had back in the early 80's. Transmission went out and I didn't have $$$ to fix it. Still sold it, not running, for 3x what I paid for it. Life marches on.
Wow! That was a sweet car! Been there and did that because of no money!
@@Americanrodshop It had the split bumpers and everything everyone will pay a fortune for now.
My 1963 Impala SS,and because life!
Thanks Gary B! I had to sell one like that as well because of divorce! I sold it for $400.00 in 1984!
I still have a set of HiPo (690) heads for a 409, ported and polished.
Had a 65 corvette. 300 hp 327ci and both tops. Got married, bought a house, and started a family all in the same year. Something had to go. Turns out I made the wrong choice.
LOL!!
1964 impala convertible got rid of for a more family friendly car
That is a rare car today! But family always comes first! You did the right thing!
68 chevelle Malibu, for 125.00 had no place to put it uhh
On the trunk lid
1953 Citroen Traction Avant . Sold it to buy a Grand National.
Wow 1953!!!! Oh man... But a grand National was nice!
Nice soloon
67 Nova SS. Couldn't afford the repairs.
I think we all have been there and done that in this hobby!
My favorite car was a '59 Dodge Coronet. Reason for departure: RUST ate her alive....
62 Chevy Bel air
MY. DARK METALIC GREEN BLAK LANDAU ROOF....BLACK. INTERIOR
BUCKETS CONSOL....383 HIPO
A C ...68 CORONET. 500 .......
IT WOULD LAY RUBBER. FOR BLOCKS
I sold my 1961 Cadillac Fleetwood was in perfect condition and and years before
my 1957 Pontiac StarChief. I regret it, I was very stupid.
I once owned a 1957 Pontiac super cheif that I bought cheap and sold cheap because I did not like 4 door cars. Later I learned that it was pretty rare - a 4 door hardtop version of which I think om;y around 800 were built! I was stupid.
@@Americanrodshop 'Hardtop convertible'.
Sold 63 Impala SS due to daughter going to college
You got to enjoy it and then it served a purpose in the end! That's a great story!
Sixty two Corvette, sold due to college. 😢😢😢😢
Paul I know that was a sweet ride, but you did the right thing towards college!
1969 Chev SS super sport. For Airplane ticket home .😞
The car that got away.... Was my 1971 Chevrolet Nova 2 door, I was the second owner. It was all stock 6 cyd ,250 ci, 3 speed on the floor(that I installed) no power brakes, no power steering, no AC,....BUT....Had a 12 bolt posi-track rearend(that I installed). I bought her 1990 for $300.00 dollars, drove her (daily driver) for 14 years. My son-in-law told his uncle about her, he made me an offer of $3500.00 dollars site unseen (without coming to look @ it)...... I Regret that 🤪 stupid move I made. My plans were to V8, manual 4 or 5 Speed transmission, after market AC, power brakes,steering....Damn-it....THAT WAS A BAD MOVE ON MY BE-HALF......She was absolutely💥 rust free 💥Texas car. I still regret it till this day selling her...😭
Wow! Great story! I already miss this one and I don't even own it!
Traded my 48 Ford 2dr sedan for a 64 Malibu stupid thing I have ever done besides marrying my first wife
1969 mach 1 ford
70 Chevelle ss 396 , medical bills
Been there and done that!
Use work up there Isom drywall
1954 Chevrolet Bel-Air I was young and stupid
67 Chevelle 396 SS. Had a 4 speed, factory air, 4 piston disc front brakes. Couldn't get insurance at the time, too many points on my license. Had to sell a 68 Firebird 400 convertable for the same reason. The 69 Cyclone we just blew up 'cause it was a Ford.
Lol! I bet that Cyclone couldn't handle all that speeding!
Yea think you’re right
Give 500 dollars for that rust bucket
Lol! I think it did say negotiable!
My 68 mustang, sold to help pay for birth of a child since we didn't have insurance
Oh no Cathy! But it still serve a purpose in the end!
1955 Chevy ex wife got rid of it
1968 Camaro 396 4 speed to purchase a house
Ouch I know that hurt but it would have been hard to live out of that Camaro!
Passions aside, house was likely a better investment.
69 Z28 got laid off car had to go.
My buddy had one like that back in high school and ended up trading it for a 1971 Camaro, he always said he wished he had kept the 69!
I was happy to rid myself of all of them.
Lol! Some cars make people happy when they arrive and some cars make people happy when they go!
1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe, It Was Stolen... Very Good!... #112 ✝ {5-20-2023}
#1 is a clown car.
Lol! Good comment! Did the purple give it away!
why do you put shit up thats a year old PLEASE GET FOR REAL HUMMMM
I bought a 65 chevy 2 door belair. Wanted a newer car. Another chevy. It was a bad idea.
After watching the last three videos I had to subscribe!
That hotrod Mercedes though! Pheeeew. I need her in my life!
Thank you for subscribing! That Mercedes would have been sweet to own!
@@Americanrodshop my pleasure! Yeah it's awesome! Tuck an OM606 diesel in her and it would be extra sweet!