American Hot Rod Legend Boyd Coddington has died aged 63
By: Peter Chubb | February 28, 2008
We have sadly learned that the American Hot Rod legend Boyd Coddington has died, at the age of just 63. Many Hot Rod enthusiasts will know him for bringing the hot-rod culture to so many Americans; however most will remember the man for his TV show American Hot Rod.
Coddington became ill in January after suffering a fall at home, where he was taking to hospital to recover. It is still not known what the cause of his death was, but we hope to be able to update you as soon as we know.
We wish to send our sympathies to Boyd Coddington’s wife Jo, his three sons Boyd Jr., Chris and Greg.
Source – Auto Week
Follow me on Twitter, or leave a comment on the above story.
Sneak sketch of Suzuki Kizashi concept: Looks like a Chip Foose or Boyd Coddington design
“LONG LIVE THE CUSTOM HOT ROD” ! ! ! ! ! !
we’ll miss you SIR !
God Bless you Boyd, your family and your working crew. You will be missed.
so sorry for your loss.may god bless your family in this time of sorrow.his legacy will live on.
We will miss you so much. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your beautiful family.
Our thoughts and prayers to your Family !!
From all of us at:
Eddy & Son Upholstery
Bellflower, Ca.
Thank You for all the Memories at Texas Motor Speedway Over the years.Our Thoughts and Prayers will be with your Family.Your Show was better than the rest
Brian
FortWorth Tx.
he will be missed,the car world will never be the same,very sad day in history
Are thoughts and prayers to your family!!!
EDDIE AND KELLY K.
CLOVIS CA,
You will be missed!!
All your friends
from Kelowna B.C.
Man! I am very very sorry that he pass and so young My condolences to the Family and friends of his. I will miss you man!
God Bless you and your family
Manny and avid hotrod fan .
sorry to hear of the loss hotrods 4 ever