Hot Rods are more than just auto-mobiles. They define a culture; a way of life. And at their best, they are an art form—muscular and powerful, yet at the same time stylish. Some rods were street cruisers, a way to have fun, grab attention and, of course, girls. Others were racing weapons, and those that have survived for decades serve as a window into the past. Such is the case with the Roth & Ronnow ’27 T-Roadster, a car that…
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