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1. www.motortrend.com › features › 0908rc-the-car-toonsCar Toons for Car Guys - MotorTrend

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   Jan 20, 2021 · Many of Millar's cartoons involved competition between old-time hot rods and modern muscle cars. In this 1967 strip from Drag Cartoons, a roadster is blown apart in what is probably the most...

2. pronkgraphics.com › category › hotrod-cartoonsHotrod Cartoons - Pronk Graphics | Take Creative Action ...

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   Hotrod Cartoons / By Tim Pronk. 1967 Ford Fairlane hot rod cartoon with Jay Leno driving. Drawn with the iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Adobe Draw.

3. www.motortrend.com › news › cars-in-cartoons-historyCars in Cartoons - History - Hot Rod Magazine - MotorTrend

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   Jun 15, 2016 · Hot Rod Magazine discusses the history of cars in, well, cartoons in such diverse publishers as Hanna-Barbara, Hot Wheels, and Marvel.

4. www.jalopyjournal.com › forum › threadsBest Hot Rod cartoons ever !... post them here. | The H.A.M.B.

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   Dec 29, 2012 · Some of them were lame at best, others stood the test of time. This is my all time favorite Hot Rod (Single Caption) cartoon. I cut this out of Rod...

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › CARtoons_MagazineCARtoons Magazine - Wikipedia

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   CARtoons magazine is an American publication that focuses on automotive humor and hot rod artwork. Originated by Carl Kohler and drag-racing artist Pete Millar, it was published by Robert E. Petersen Publication Company as a quarterly starting in 1959.

6. linesandcolors.com › 2007/06/11 › ed-big-daddy-rothEd “Big Daddy” Roth – Lines and Colors

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   Jun 11, 2007 · Roth was into the creation of hot rods and customized show cars, particularly using the amazing new wonder material of fiberglass, that enabled him to design free form bodies for his cars instead of just cutting into existing metal bodies.

7. People also ask

   Why are hot rod cartoons so popular?

   • In addition to the feature stories and tech articles, hot rod cartoons were a popular part of car mag content since the beginning. HOT ROD readers laughed at the adventures of Stroker McGurk, drawn by Tom Medley, because they could relate to them.

   Car Toons for Car Guys - MotorTrend

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   Why did Hot Rod readers laugh at Stroker McGurk?

   • HOT ROD readers laughed at the adventures of Stroker McGurk, drawn by Tom Medley, because they could relate to them. Krass and Bernie, created by George Trosley in 1975, were a regular feature in CARtoons magazine and Car Craft for 44 years. In Rod & Custom, Pete Millar's cartoons, featuring the mishaps of Arin Cee, ran throughout the late '50s.

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   How did hot rodding become a hobby in the '50s & '60s?

   • Hot rodding in the '50s and '60s told through the magazine art of Pete Millar. For hardcore hot rodders, magazines like HOT ROD, Car Craft, and Rod & Custom have been as important a part of the hobby as a good set of tools, a smart parts counter guy at the speed shop, or a favorite local dragstrip or cruise spot.

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   Who created Krass & Bernie & Rod & Custom?

   • Krass and Bernie, created by George Trosley in 1975, were a regular feature in CARtoons magazine and Car Craft for 44 years. In Rod & Custom, Pete Millar's cartoons, featuring the mishaps of Arin Cee, ran throughout the late '50s. Millar, who passed away in 2003, was born in Oakland, California, in 1929.

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   Who was Arin Cee in Rod & Custom magazine?

   • Millar created the character Arin Cee (pronounced just like R&C) for Rod & Custom magazine. This is Arin Cee's first appearance in the "little pages" in November 1955. The early cartoons had Arin solving some mechanical problems—in this case removing a busted rear axle stub with a coat hanger.

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   What are the different types of Hot Rod Comics?

   • Pete Millar recognizes two separate forms of hot rod comics. First there was the adventure 6-x10-1/8-inch size comic book, and it was more illustrative than cartooning. The artists were some of the finest and knowledgeable of the time.

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8. www.pinterest.com › cartoon-hot-rod-cars-trucks900+ Cartoon Hot Rod Cars & Trucks ideas | car cartoon, car ...

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   May 16, 2022 - Explore fred woodhouse's board "Cartoon Hot Rod Cars & Trucks" on Pinterest. See more ideas about car cartoon, car drawings, automotive art.