Cruisin Ocean City - Hot Times In The City

Needing only a couple of longboards loaded in the back to complete the look, Larry Ulm's '29 Ford phaeton was surf-movie cool with a right-on rake, custom-blended blue pearl effervescence, white pleated interior, and steelies shod with wide whites.

Pat Elam's '51 Chevy coupe sits just right thanks to a bagged stance courtesy of Air Ride, shaved and molded body, Lancer caps, and a body dipped in a vat of oriental blue pearl topped with dramatic flames.

Andy Volpini's '40 Ford coupe defined cool with its classic black body topped with traditional flames and an interior featuring black and white pleats. It rolls on chrome reverse wheels.

Mike Howard's '29 Ford was loaded with custom fabrication including a 10-inch channel and 20-inch rear kick, 5-inch dropped tube axle, neat friction shocks, and a Winters quick-change out back.

A bare metal body showing off countless updates, Scott Moxley's '28 Ford roadster pickup defined the hot rod look with its Guide headlights, split 'bones, T-bird air cleaner, and raked windshield.

Dennis Gibson'37 Ford has a 3-inch chop, is covered in House of Kolor cinnamon pearl, and rolls on Billet Specialties wheels.

They don't come much nicer than Michael Vollmer's '34 Chevy sedan with its perfect body lines, deep burgundy flavor, comfy interior and slick Colorado Custom wheels.

It's not every day you come across a big-bodied hot rod like David Cohen's '48 Pontiac. David puts down thousands of miles in the car every year and we know the interior has to be as comfortable as they come.