Top 10 Facebook Rides of October…Vote Now for Your Favorite!
Next week, we’ll bring you daily coverage from the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. As part of that coverage, we’ll share some of the best project vehicles and concept cars from professional builders. But today, we’re dedicating this post to the heart and soul of the hot rodding industry.
Here are your Top 10 rides in terms of likes and shares on Summit Racing’s Facebook page and mobile app during the month of the October. These are mostly vehicles built by do-it-yourself guys who complete projects with a limited budget, incredible work ethic, and a true passion for hot rodding.
Now we want you to use that passion to decide on the very best by voting for the top Facebook ride of October. Vote for your favorite in the comments section below or via Summit Racing’s social media accounts.
The Top 10 nominees are:
David’s 1968 Pontiac Firebird
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Kevin’s Chevrolet Nova
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Mike’s Chevrolet Nova
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Alan’s 1973 Dodge Challenger
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Darin’s 1980 Chevrolet Camaro
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Adrian’s 1967 Chevrolet Nova
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1934 Chevorlet
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Bob’s 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28
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Martin’s 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle
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Terry’s 1971 Ford F-250
1934 chevy
1934 Chevy rock crawler!
The 1934 Chevy has got my vote! Awesome
34 Chevy
Mikes Nova
mikes nova very sharp nice paint job
Mikes nova
Kevin’s Nova
!934 Chevrolet Daniels
My ’68 Firebird!
Drop dead gorgeous!!!! Similar than a Camaro, but sexier & much harder to find!
Now I know that Coral-Blue/KIA color code paint job looks just as, or even better than on my own 68 Chevelle resto.!!!!
I vote for David’s ’68 Pontiac Firebird
1934 rock crawler
Adrian’s 1967 Chevrolet Nova
34 Chevy has my vote
1934 rock crawler
That bitchin Challenger!
1934 Chevy fo sho
1934 chevy rock crawler
1934 Chevy!!!
1934 chevy love it
Love the ’34 Chevorlet (sic) rock crawler. I’d be interested in specs, as it appears pretty radical. I guess the flat black paint is utilitarian, but it would be even more awesome in red or yellow tractor paint (cheap, durable, easy to touch-up after the inevitable oops.