Now I know I don't belong here. Thx anyway.

To me hotrodding is changing your vehicle from factory specs and modifying anything to make more performance such as suspension stuff for better handling and using aftermarket stuff and making it go faster or made for more power. Whether its 25 horsepower or 100 or more, doing stuff like that is what makes a person a hotrodder.

To me there is old school hotrodders who like the stuff from the early days of the 60's through the early 70's muscle car era, then you have your modern era hotrodders which like a variety of things from modern Detroit built cars to import stuff like the Japanese cars and the rare exotic cars from various other countries and names.

Everyone will have there own definition on what a hot rod is but that kind of is where I am at but respect others and there ideas. That is why there is a big market for stuff like that. Even leaving a car all factory wise for what came under the hood but changing its looks and putting on a fancy paint job and spoilers and stuff make it like a hot rod as well.

Its all in ones perception on how they see things.