How to start hotrodding with little knowledge or money
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==Step one: knowledge== | ==Step one: knowledge== | ||
| − | The first and cheapest way to start hotrodding is gaining knowledge, and there are several great resources for this. Books are an excellent place to start. They're available on just about every topic and are generally inexpensive. Although you might first focus on the mechanics of a car (driveline, suspension, etc.) | + | The first and cheapest way to start hotrodding is gaining knowledge, and there are several great resources for this. Books are an excellent place to start. They're available on just about every topic and are generally inexpensive. Although you might first focus on the mechanics of a car (driveline, suspension, etc.) it's wise to get yourself started on other topics of hotrodding too. These include interior design, body work and paint. If you get yourself a good general base of knowledge you can follow conversations with other hotrodders! |
People are the best resource of hotrodding. You'll find them on any hotrodding website, at [[races]], [[car shows]], [[cruises]] etc. Most hotrodders are extremely open about discussing their projects. If you see something you like at a show, ask the owner about it and you'll likely receive a complete story. | People are the best resource of hotrodding. You'll find them on any hotrodding website, at [[races]], [[car shows]], [[cruises]] etc. Most hotrodders are extremely open about discussing their projects. If you see something you like at a show, ask the owner about it and you'll likely receive a complete story. | ||
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