Rules

Yes, it's that simple. It's a run for traditional hot rods. But simply removing the fenders is not going to turn your model A sedan into a hot rod. So, please consider this when applying.

We want to focus on pre-war body styles. A post-war car is not a traditional base for a hot rod.

We'd love to see a wide variety of traditional hot rod build styles. Whether it's a lakes-style roadster that looks like it's just emerged from a pile of old black and white photographs, or a perfect late fifties-style fendered coupe with more chrome than anyone could handle – it's all very welcome. The car just should be built along the lines of a traditional 1930s to 1960s style.

The wheels and tires should be period-correct for the style of your car.

The engine should be period-correct for the style of your car.