Roth Road Agent by Ed Roth 1964

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Alright here's something unusual, something right up my alley, so to speak.

1964_RoadAgent_1.jpg


Created by one and only Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, this flight of fancy is based on decidedly less fancy Chevy Corvair.

1964_RoadAgent_2.jpg


It's got Corvair's little 145 c.i./2.4l 100hp motor and its rear suspension. So it's not that quick.

1964_RoadAgent_3.jpg


There's pretty extensive story on this link:

http://www.supercars.net/cars/799.html

Check it out!!
 
How to get in this car .... will a ladder be supplied?
 
StarLight
How to get in this car .... will a ladder be supplied?
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I think you have to lift up the canopy to enter the car's cockpit.
 
GBalao888
I think you have to lift up the canopy to enter the car's cockpit.
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Yes, that for sure ... but I mean ... the car has no door to open and the canopy doesn't open entirely backwards.
 
looks like a walmart special edition for a hot wheels car
 
First thing I thought of when I saw this:
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...I just realized how sloppy the thread title was. Dang it. Fixed it now but still not 100% sure of it. Anyone got a better proposal?

Torn between "Ed Roth Road Agent 1964" and "Roth & Customs Road Agent 1964"...
 
JKgo
...I just realized how sloppy the thread title was. Dang it. Fixed it now but still not 100% sure of it. Anyone got a better proposal?

Torn between "Ed Roth Road Agent 1964" and "Roth & Customs Road Agent 1964"...
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It's definitely not a modified anything - just a tube frame with some Corvair underpinnings - so we can forget the tuner categories. The big bonnet emblem says "Roth", so I'd head straight for "Roth" as the manufacturer.

I'd say "Roth Road Agent" is sufficient make/model, but I'd probably add "by Ed Roth" after it, as it seems appropriate to do so. And "1964", of course.
 
Famine
It's definitely not a modified anything - just a tube frame with some Corvair underpinnings - so we can forget the tuner categories. The big bonnet emblem says "Roth", so I'd head straight for "Roth" as the manufacturer.

I'd say "Roth Road Agent" is sufficient make/model, but I'd probably add "by Ed Roth" after it, as it seems appropriate to do so. And "1964", of course.
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...Thanks for the input. Applying noooooowwww...
 
StigBelcherStyl
Looks like something you would find in a hotwheels packet
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hot wheel cars in Gt6 would be epic, But in a way the Road Agent seems too fantasy-ish to be added.
 
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