1. A place to keep your stuffed lion good luck charm
   None of these answers are correct
2. A small cage where drivers keep their keys when not driving
   Interior strengthening of the body to provide protection for the driver

Made out of steel tubes, this is necessary on all hot rods that are racing to provide protection for the driver

1. A car that can only travel on smooth roads
   A make of Chevy
2. A convertible with two seats and no side windows
   None of the above

Roadsters are very popular in the hot rod community. These convertibles have seats for a driver and passenger and no side windows, just a front windshield.

1. Incredibly expensive
   Available at a knock-down price
2. None of these answers is correct
   Reproduction parts

Repro refers to reproduction parts for hot rods. Sometimes getting original parts for older cars is difficult and reproductions are used instead.

1. A measurement of how fast the engine is turning (Revolution Per Minute)
   A calculation of how many hot rods turned up for an event (Rods Per Meet)
2. A special hot rod parade in Montreal (Rod Parade Montreal)
   None of the above

Know an engine's RPM is crucial, especially on a manual vehicle. Normally a gauge will be able to tell you how fast the engine is running.

1. The hot rod slang term for an Aston Martin DB9.
   The hot rod slang term for a Ford Focus.
2. The hot rod slang term for a Ford Model A (1928 to 1931 model).
   None of the above.

The Ford Model A is a favorite of hot rodders. This was the predecessor of the Model T and came in four colors.

1. Brake hard
   Accelerate hard
2. Stop for a burger
   None of the above

In hot rodding, if you dig out, you are hitting the accelerator pedal as hard as possible, causing your hot rod to accelerate at the fastest it can

1. The front of the car
   The car interior behind the driver
2. A system that speeds up the car through the use of a Nitrous Oxide injection
   None of the above

A Nitrous Oxide system installed on a hot rod gives an instant increase in power when deployed. It only lasts for a few seconds, however.

1. An air flow device on the hood of the car
   A small tool used to take out spark plugs
2. A bucket seat
   None of the above

A scoop sits on the hot rod's bonnet where it forces air through an intake and into the engine .

1. Fuel
   A bottle of bourbon
2. A six-pack of beer
   None of the above

Alky is hot rod slang for fuel used is racing. This is either methyl alcohol or methanol.

1. A seat in the hot rod for your child
   Small round hubcaps
2. A small spare tire
   None of the above

These small hubcaps only cover the center of the wheel. They are usually made out of chrome.

1. Tires
   Specialised hot rod footwear
2. A secret compartment for your shoes
   None of the above

In hot rodding, tires are often called boots.

1. The handbrake
   A manual transmission
2. An automatic transmission
   None of the above

Hydro refers to an automatic transmission and comes from the '50s term Hydromatic, the name of transmissions on General Motors cars in that decade.

1. A hot rod with a roof
   A hot rod with four seats
2. A hot rod with just a front seat
   None of the above

A popular form of hot rod, a couple only has a front seat

1. It has flames decals as decoration
   It blasts fire from its exhaust
2. It burnt out
   None of the above

Flame decals are extremely popular. When a hot rod if flamed, it will have these decals placed on the side running from the front of the vehicle to the back

1. Break wind
   A right-hand turn
2. None of these answers
   A left-hand turn

Making a Louie means you have turned left in your hot rod.

1. An older vehicle with modern parts
   A Nissan
2. A Toyota
   None of the above

A Resto Rod is a normal looking hot rod but with mostly modern components under the hood.

1. A pet mouse in wheel you keep on your dashboard
   A non-American motor
2. A small block Chevy engine
   None of the above

These small block Chevy engines were first manufactured in 1955.

1. A seat next to the driver
   A seat on the finish line at a hot rod drag contest
2. A folding seat in the rear of the car situated where the trunk normally is
   None of the above

This seat is in the back of a hot rod. It folds to take up less space and is usually uncovered.

1. A box for your beverages
   A box for your tools
2. A box for your lunch
   British hot rod slang for a Ford Anglia

The Anglia was designed by Ford UK and over 1,5 million were built between 1939 and 1967. These are popular cars to turn into hot rods in Britain.

1. Brakes
   Accelerator pedal
2. Choke Lever
   None of the above

Brakes bind right and bring you to a stop. That's why hot rodders call them binders

1. The roof has been lowered
   It has been stolen
2. It was in an accident
   None of the above

Only hot rods with a hard top can be chopped and the roof lowered for a more aggressive look

1. The Las Vegas strip
   A track where drag racing takes place
2. None of these answers is correct
   The road outside a strip joint for drag artists

A drag strip is a purpose built racetrack for hot rods to race on. It is normally a quarter-mile long.

1. A hot rod in honor of Ernest Hemingway
   A hot rod in honor of Hermione Granger from Harry Potter
2. An engine built by Chrysler
   None of the above

A Hemi is a high-performance motor made by Chrysler. It features hemispherical heads and is known for its incredible performance.

1. None of these is correct
   Clutch
2. Brake
   Accelerator

A loud pedal refers to the accelerator. Press it and the motor gets louder as the car goes faster

1. A perfect handling hot rod
   A hot rod modified to run on a train track
2. A hot rod racing a train
   None of the above

A slang term to describe when a hot rod is driving and handling perfectly .

1. Pontiac
   Peugeot
2. Chevrolet
   None of the above

In the world of hot rods, a Poncho is any form of Pontiac. The brand was founded in 1926 and named after an Native American chief.

1. A mechanical driven supercharger
   An in-car phone
2. The horn
   None of the above

Mechanical driven superchargers are popular in the world of hot rods. They do not include turbochargers, however.

1. A hot rod for use on the farm
   A hot rod for transporting fresh produce
2. A hot rod used for store runs
   None of the above

Hot rods are not just about flying down the quarter-mile. They are for showing off as well and what a great way to do it on a trip to the store!

1. A Toyota Yaris
   A 1932 Ford Convertible
2. A Chev Cruze
   None of the above

A B-400 refers to a two-door 1932 Ford sedan popular in hot rodding.

1. 1932 Ford
   2017 Chevy
2. 1975 Datsun
   None of the above

The 1932 Ford is one of the most sought after bodies to turn into a hot rod.

1. An engine cover
   The bonnet of the car
2. None of these is correct
   A racing helmet

In any form of racing, it is important to protect your head. Always wear a helmet.

1. A hot rod saved from a barn full of rats
   A hot rod that imitates cars from the early years of hot rodding but exaggerates them
2. A hot rod that is grey in color and squeaks
   None of the above

Over the past decade, rat rods have become more popular in the world of hot rodding.

1. A right turn
   A left turn
2. Break wind
   None of the above

Making a Roscoe means you have turned right in your hot rod.

1. Brakes
   None of these answers are correct
2. Tires
   Gears

There are many hot rod terms for tires, including balonies.

1. An engine
   The bonnet of the car
2. The rear of the car
   The roof of the car

A flathead is a Ford V8 engine manufactured between 1932 and 1953 where the valves are located in the cylinder block

1. A tire
   A spare wheel
2. A steering wheel
   None of the above

Banjo wheels are used to describe steering wheels that were on Ford vehicles in 1939.

1. A slang term for an ugly hot rod
   A new sedan
2. A large 4x4
   None of the above

Are there really ugly hot rods? Apparently so, and they are termed beasts!

1. Tires
   A covering on the dashboard
2. A blanket on the rear seat
   None of the above

In the world of hot rods, tires have many names. Hides is one.

1. A hot rod based on the Model T Ford
   A hot rod based on a Toyota
2. A hot rod based on a Tesla
   None of the above

A Ford Model T turned into a hot rod is fondly known as a Bucket T

1. The roof of the car
   None of these answers are correct
2. A hot rod convertible
   A hot rod with a rusty roof

A hot rod convertible is called a rag top