The Avoca Volunteer Fire Department brought duck racing back for the first time since the pandemic with a hundreds of racers and a reunion-type atmosphere
autoevolution 3 Feb 2021, 15:21 UTC ·
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These days, there s a strong debate over the form versus function topic that comes up when building a custom vehicle. The showgoers will opt for the form approach, while others will choose function instead. But there are those rare occasions when form follows function, and everything just clicks together. And so I find myself staring at this 1930 Ford Pickup Hotrod, looking for something to complain about. 63 photos
But it s really difficult to complain about something that has been built to such an extent. Moving past the fascinating classic shape that Ford presented to the public 80 years ago, you just have to love all the details on this truck. The fact that you can see the engine produces a very strong visual impact, especially considering its nature. This is a 434-cubic inch (7.1-liter) V8, built by Buck Racing Engines.