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Rebel Hot Rods at 2020 Detroit Autorama

Hot rodding dates back to the 1930s in southern California. Backyard mechanics stripped down older, mostly antiquated cars by removing fenders and making other modifications to lighten the car’s weight. They also found ways to get more power from stock engines of...

1953 Cadillac	$240,000
1959 Impala Convertible	$200,000
12022 Acura NSX Type S	$199,000
1970 Hemi Cuda	$186,000
2001 BMW Z8	$174,000
2023 Challenger	170,000
1967 Corvette	$170,000
1967 Corvette	$165,000
1968 Shelby GT500	$150,000
1971 Cuda Convertible	$150,000
1957 Corvette Fuelie	$145,000
1970 Superbird	$145,000
1971 Hemi Cuda Convertible Tribute	$137,500
1960 Impala Convertible	$135,000
1967 Corvette 427	$132,500
1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible	$130,000
1970 Boss 302	$127,000
1970 Mercedes Benz 280SL	$125,000
1970 Olds 442 W30	$125,000
1958 Corvette	$120,000
1957 Ford Fairlane F Code	$120,000
2023 Corvette Convertible 3LT	$117,500
1987 GNX	$116,000
1958 Bonneville Convertible	$110,000
1970 Challenger 440 Convertible	$107,000
1969 Camaro Z28	$105,000
1969 Camaro Restomod	$102,500
1964 Corvette	$102,500

Rebel Hot Rods at 2020 Detroit Autorama

1932 Ford Roadster “The Cusey Roadster”

1936 Pontiac Two-door Sedan “Prohibition”

1951 Studebaker Pickup “Bertha”

1933 Ford Roadster, “P33 Venom”

1948 Chevy Loadmaster “Enyo”

1932 Ford Coupe “Gauntt Coupe”

1931 Chevrolet Independence Coupe “Sho Bird”

1935 Ford Roadster “Sage”

1934 Chevrolet “Lucille”

1946 Ford Business

1941 Chevrolet Deluxe

1950 Chevy Pickup

1969 Camaro RS/SS

1955 Chevy Bel Air

1963 Chevy Wagon

1915 Model T

1956 Old 98

1955 Chevy Bel Air

1969 Camaro

1933 Willys Pickup

1932 Ford Roadster

1932 Ford Tudor

1929 Ford Woodie

1935 Ford Coupe