Cartoon Hot Rods [Ed Big Daddy Roth] 4K Custom Hot Rod 2020 Kustom Kars Rat Fink Man 4K classic cars
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2020
- Cartoon Hot Rods from mind of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, legendary custom car builder, Hot Rodder, pinstriper, Rat Fink creator & Entrepreneur. No Hot Rod is alike and Ed takes that to a new level. You'll see classic cars & trucks that have passed through his hands & Big Daddy inspired builds such as Dave Shuten's take on Roth's Mysterion Hot Rod. You'll see Tweedy Pie, arguably the most recognized custom T-Bucket in history, a 1923 Ford T-Bucket on a 1932 Ford chassis. Tweedy Pie is a textbook example of spirited custom car design in the 1950s & 60s. Check out one of Big Daddys favorites, The Beatnick Bandit. Displayed is The Wishbone, a custom car one discarded in the dumpster by Roth out of frustration & saved. The Outlaw was Roth's first custom car build using his fiberglass & plaster method. Outlaw is built on a 1929 Ford Model A frame with a 1950 Cadillac engine.The 1964 Orbitron is a futuristic slingshot designed custom car by Roth nearly lost to history (a dumpster is Juarez, Mexico!?) & saved by Dave Shuten. You'll see Ed's 1956 Ford F100 shop truck. You'll get an intimate look at the Iron Orchid, a period correct 1934 Ford custom Hot Rod built by Dave Shuten. The wild Gary Reid built & Ed Roth inspired BubbleRay Corvette is on display. Heavy Metal Customs The Smoker Rat Rod 1932 Chevy is also displayed in good Hot Rod company. Many thanks to @corvettemuseum for hosting this incredible Ed "Big Daddy" Roth Hot Rod classic car display. Be sure to visit the National Corvette Museum if you find yourself in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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Ed Roth was the King of Glass and Class. A true Multi-Talented Artistic Genius of Imagination and Design turned into Reality. To this day there is no equal. A Twentieth Century Michelangelo.
Thanks Ray for your comment, wish I could have known him
When I was a kid I turned a Beatnik Bandit model into a slot car and raced it at the big track downtown .
I'm 69 now and Ed Roth is still KING
Truth 🙏
I am one of the Rat Fink artists who created an art piece shown in this video. We got the chance to drive across the country for 28 hours to come to this exhibit. I wouldn't have done that for just anything. The amount of respect and work that went into this exhibit for Ed was so far and above anything I could've imagined. I talked with some of the lead people in charge of this exhibit and the stories behind why they decided to do this exhibit literally brought tears to my eyes. Being there personally with Ed's wife and seeing the joy it brought to her and all those around it could not be matched by anything really out there period. I just want to express my thanks to everyone who made this possible. It is because of people like these that a new generation gets the chance to grow up with Kustom Kulture and a desire to work on cars and maybe would not have had the desire to do so beforehand.
It was fabulous & brought tears to my eyes as well. Every kid in America (and adult too) needs to walk through that exhibit. Thats what I was trying to accomplish with the video work. You are a very talented artist. Love the quotes, the plaques, the art, everything about it. Thank you @Seth Jensen for the thoughtful comment. I'm 39 and missed a great era. I'm really enjoying the comments from folks that built the Revel models, etc growing up - SAM
I Am a Fan of Ed Roth I must have had two shoe boxes full of Rat Fink Rings .and I have no idea how many posters . At 64 now 65 this month .. they would be worth a mint ..
Its a shame that this new breed will never know what livin life truly is or was .. the 50 threw the 70s was the Katz pajamas .. 👍
Can’t even guess how many models I had as a kid of these creations ! Would love to go the museum.
So fun they didn't have this long
Boy this brings back a lot of memories in 1972 when I was 12. I met. Ed Big Daddy Roth at the Autorama at Cobo Hall in Detroit he was a really cool Kat he was drawing pictures by one of his custom cars I got a picture of the Rat Fink holding a sign that says I'm a U S Taxpayer I support 10 welfare recipients and myself, signed by Ed Big Daddy Roth and I still have it. And at the same time I met Wolfman Jack another really cool Kat
Wonderful memories Wayne, I appreciate you watching & sharing - SAM
Thanks for another great video. I'm not in to stars and autographs, but I was lucky enough to meet two of my favorite Big Daddy's. Ed Roth and Don Garlits, both while in Florida.
Oh wow! I appreciate the kind words too.
WOW!!! Awesome video Sam. As a man 70 years of age, I remember all of these creations when they were new.
Happy you enjoyed this one Joe. I sure did enjoy seeing them and videoing them. I was at the Corvette Museum because I had never been there and it was on my route back from Ocean City, Maryland, big show I was filming at up there. Blew me away they had this whole awesome exhibit. I never had any of these cool models but I'm 39 years old. Missed the real cool stuff, making up for it now :) - SAM
At 70 I saw all these when they were new. Much better times
@@robertstocks235 At 82 I saw the models and many of the real cars.
Absolutely AWESOME!!!
Beatnik is my favorite...
So glad you enjoyed
I'm 68, but as a kid, I grew up sitting on the courthouse steps drawing the Rat Fink and different hotrods
Love them too. Hope to attend Rat Fink festival 2024
Love Ed Roth.....still building his model cars.....and collecting his art.....RIP Ed!
Good stuff, wish I would have known ahead about this exhibit, great museum. He said they host a different exhibit in this room regularly. Couldn't have been any cooler
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Measure Pearl by the bucket & metaflake by the pound; THAT is the way to paint a custom.
Love it
Absolutely LOVE this video!!!!! I have always loved hot rod and custom cars and culture!!!!
Appreciate you watching, Greg 👀 . Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely love the Roth display!!! 🏆🇺🇸👍
Man me too Burke, glad I caught it. Thanks for checking it out!
I had the Mysterion model. It came with a rubber band wind-up rotating pedestal base. It rotated slowly on small bearings slowed with a viscous liquid.😎
Wow very cool
Never got the chance to meet him but I grew up building his model cars in the '60s early '70s I would have liked to met him I'm sure he was a cool dude to talk to got to meet Ray Farner , The Boot Hill Express The music you have playing in the background it's pretty cool too
I LOVE ED ROTH!!!! HE INSPIRED ME IN HIGH SCHOOL WHEN I READ HOT ROD AND ROD & CUSTOM MAGAZINE!!!! I NEED TO BUY MORE MERCHANDISE TO SHOW HIM SOME LOVE!!!! GREAT VIDEO & THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!
Thank you John! I spent all day filming and enjoying those rides, what a special day
Love that TRUCK. Thank you. Sweet sorrow when the video ended.
Thats high praise, thanks John for your viewership & comment
Wow that was awesome. Remember many of these from my youth. But not this close and such beautiful detail. Quite the artist and whacko for the times !!!
Happy you enjoyed the footage & exhibit. I sure did have a blast checking them out. Thanks for watching, Wayne
OMG! That paint on the 33 or 34 5 window coupe is beautiful!
Yes it was incredible
Beautifully shot, but it would have been nice to see a closeup of the cyclopian headlight on the Mysterion, one of it's most iconic features.
Hopefully I'll get to spend more time with some Roth cars! Noted, thanks for the constructive criticism and your viewership sir
I'd own two lol nice art cars . they need driven once or twice to be enjoyed.
Right on
Roth invented the “Sling Shot”
WIsh I could have met him
He sure was a heck of a pin striper
Truth!
Cool to see the Outlaw car . Been one of my favourite ones since I was a boy 👦 .. I can’t wait to be home in Wisconsin and I plan on spending most of my free time seeing all this great American 🇺🇸 stuff oh and getting on race track in some old school. Cars
Awesome! I've never been to Wisconsin, maybe brief drive through. Appreciate you watching!
I haven been either It was bit of land there Carroll Shelby left me years back and It’s got a small house on it and he left it to me in his will ., So I plan on moving there live a quite life on the lake side ,,, I fuckin over the dramas here in New Zealand .. I so need a change
Sounds peaceful :)
Oh this. A cool one Sam. ... I love this is old school American hot rod stuff since I was a boy and I like old school track racing stuff too and the off road trucking. Stuff too ..old school 🏫
Glad you enjoyed it my friend! Check out my Endless Summer episode 2 :) ua-cam.com/video/hYUHvx3qSG8/v-deo.html
Well ! What an education ! I'm old enough to remember the cars and artwork but had no idea of how inspirational Ed was. He must have been a pioneer for his paintwork as well as his custom bodywork. I'm trying to decide whether he invented candy/pearl or was the first to employ that paint. I do know that you had to apply 15 + coats of cellulose Laquer over the base coat in the early days. (That promptly started turning yellow and cracked from day one!) . Modern 2 pack eliminates that now . Well if l win the lottery l'm definitely going to make this my first port of call . Thankyou so much
Wonderful! Yes! I was curious as to what and when some of these were painted and what was used. I got started in my Dads Vette shop doing paint & body. Some fiberglass fanastics here :)
BIG DADDY was a little out there but one kool kat !!!!
Well said Tom, I would have liked to shake his hand no doubt
@@samspace81 I did get to shake Ed's hand once. We lived near the Fl Gulf Coast and Daytona is 140 miles from home. I pulled into a little gas station in our '55 Chevy wagon and there was Ed Roth filling up, I think, a van. I don't remember the year but it had to be Ed's last trip to Turkey Rod run.
Eu tenho varios deles em miniaturas na escala 1:64.........não sâo carros........SÂO JÓIAS, AS MAIS BELAS DO MUNDO.......Ed Roth foi um gênio em matéria de customização de carros......amo o trabalho dele e é lindo ver que os mais importantes deles estão todos ai, juntos e preservados para a eternidade......parabens a todos.........e um parabens ao videomaker......adorei o video......bem detalhado e filmado com calma....parabens!!!!!!!!
Nice video my favorites were the T-bucket / the blue coupe / and the Rat Rod the other's were nice but them three would be my choice 👍👍👍
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Nice, I love the Iron Orchid & Beatnik Bandit. Appreciate you watching 👀
I think I'm your #70,000 subscriber. It said 69.9K. So I added it ..... I'm "R King". A 50's versatile entertainer no matter what the song is I can sound like that artist . Good luck and congratulations on your members.
Love it my friend
awesome..
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Very nice ty
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for watching - SAM
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Big Daddy Rocks!
I'm sure Chip is a Big Daddy fan 😃
Were is this museum have to add it to the bucket list.
National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. They have a rotating display, not sure how long this one will be there
Congratulations on 70k subs! 🙋🏻♂️
Thanks, man you've been watching since i can remember. :)
Is the exhibition still there...OR did it leave? Where did it go? I've been a big fan of Roth and his creations since I was a kid (born in 64)....as a side thing, I deal in art. I presently have an original Roth air brushed painting hanging in my living room...and when I bought it over 20 years ago I paid a pretty penny for it. One of the best investments I ever made. When people see it....they are speechless. Would love to own an original Von Dutch piece of art.....Long live Roth, Dutch, Jeffries, and Barris......Fuc-ing awesome vid..it's like being there - THANK you uploading this. You made my Saturday..but if I HAD known about this, I would have driven DOWN to see it. I've been to the Nat. Corvette museum before (before the Sinkhole incident - thank God) and it is EXCELLENT. Also, if you're in the area - it's an absolute MUST to tour the Corvette plant! Best car manufacturing tour I EVER took in my life (and I've done Rouge and Toyota)
Great questions, I arrived by chance just to see Corvettes. This was a juicy bonus for me. Appreciate you watching, would love to see the plant too next time. Thank you again for watching & taking the time to leave this thoughtful comment - SAM
@@samspace81 I found out that the exhibition is there until April...hence, I am planning on going....make it a long weekend. Yes - you absolutely MUST take the tour....and as I said above, it blows away the Rouge tour (in Michigan) and the Toyota tour (In Kentucky).
Sweet! Thanks for follow up
dancalm, same with us. Been at the museum before the sink hole. We used to camp at Beech Bend.
At Ed’s home in Manti Utah. There is a huge Rat Fink Reunion every year. Big car show, parade and entertainment.
I know this is an older video but can anyone tell me where this display might be now? Maybe GAS in LA or? I'm dying to see it, I got to see the Outlaw at Pebble beach 4 years ago, would absolutely freak out to see the rest.
The National Auto Exhibit ran a display earlier this year through May. I can't find one currently. This was really a one time deal at Bowling Green that year. I appreciate you watching & commenting
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way cool ,
my main garage ,
Would have swept his floors for free as a kid or heck an adult, can you imagine? :)
@@samspace81 i can dig it been there done that !
Awesome Car Porn ! i BUILT THE bEATNICK bANDIT Revelle Model WHEN I WAS 10 YRS OLD . . . 1962 - 1966 I Collected the Monster Stickers and Goodies
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Too bad I was born good looking instead of being rich.
Man ain't it a double edged sword? LOL!
I sure don't appreciate you calling Roth's cars, "CARTOON CARS". The yellow Mysterion is on the cover of the first car magazine I bought when I was 10 years old. I have never heard the term cartoon cars till now. I thought the whole group were cool cars, and the "rat fink" era wasn't too bad either!!
It was part of the exhibit name, they used "Kar-toon" to be exact. Thats cool you remember Mysterion back then. They should have rebooted the Big Daddy model
cars for me in the early 80s :) Thanks for watching Samspace81, Henry :)
@@samspace81 Even the hot rod magazines had real KarToons. I still have some of the "little books".
Create your best not practical in the reality
Practical in my reality, I sail the weather I'm given and live a great life 🇺🇸 👍
Come on Bro anyone can Walk around with a 📷 And show what "They" , want to see. I prefer to at least learn something. Thanks for waisting my time. At least have something to let us. know we aren't waisting our time.
I got close in on every plaque there was to read. ??? Go back and watch again & thanks for watching twice - SAM
This is the way I like museum videos let me see the cars and no talking thanks Sam