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Trying to finish up my 67 GTO, which may or may not qualify as a Hot Rod, I guess but...I'd like to build a 34 highboy next.
I like all Hot Rods. Rat, High dollar, muscle car, whatever. I think that this hobby should really be all about learning, making friends, and having fun. By the way, I went to Goodguys Scottsdale Az this past weekend and had a great time meeting some great Hot Rodding folk.
I'm a Mechanical/manufacturing engineer by trade and I used to do some bronze sculpture but not lately.
See ya.

Originally Posted by az67goat

Trying to finish up my 67 GTO, which may or may not qualify as a Hot Rod, I guess but...I'd like to build a 34 highboy next.
I like all Hot Rods. Rat, High dollar, muscle car, whatever. I think that this hobby should really be all about learning, making friends, and having fun. By the way, I went to Goodguys Scottsdale Az this past weekend and had a great time meeting some great Hot Rodding folk.
I'm a Mechanical/manufacturing engineer by trade and I used to do some bronze sculpture but not lately.
See ya.

as long as you think its a Hot Rod then thats all that counts. i have a 97 Hot Rod. welcome!!

Welcome. Yep, Goats are hot rods, for sure. Owned two of them, one a brand new off the trailer tripower '66, and the other a four barrel convertible.
Wish I had both now. (Paid $ 3800 for the tripower one, four speed, 4:33 gears, and all.)

Post some pictures when you can.

Don

Welcome to CHR. When I was a kid, the Goats were THE HOT ROD to have!!!! One of the rich kids showed up first day of school, senior year with a brand new '67 tri-power 4 speed goat and commenced to kick butt and take names on most anything in the parking lot that wanted to give him a try......