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Yup, it's been a while since I provided a proper update. With luck this post will more than make up for it. Grab a coffee, this one might take a few minutes. You've been warned. I took a lot of pictures of recent progress as in my opinion chopping a...
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Rayen Martin saved to ProPaint
Sinister ~ Read more about Charles Darmanjian’s ’47 Plymouth at roadkillcustoms.com
Melvin Brown saved to skylark
Usually a backyard or garage project, Rat Rods often start entirely from scratch, or by combining the parts from two junkers to make little engines that could. The ideal Rat Rod looks like it shouldn't be able to hold together, much less...
Check out this 1936 Chevy Pickup that has a drilled chassis, a Chevy 350 small-block topped with a vintage dyers 6-71 blower, Cal Custom valve covers, and chrome headers inside Street Rodder Magazine.
Robert Lemoine saved to Rat rod
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Meet Vegas Rat Rods' Twiggy Tallant, who's better known as the Nerdy Stripper to many. Twiggy recently apprenticed at Steve Darnell's Welder Up Automotive shop in Las Vegas.
Joe Joyce saved to Cool Cars & Motorcycles
Fans of Roadkill will be familiar with Stubby Bob, the 1950 Ford F6 2-ton pickup truck, but anyone can appreciate the epic wheelstand this thing pulls off.
Joshua Duncan saved to Cars
"Officer, it’s not what it looks like! I did not steal this car; that’s my key! Why are you getting out your taser?!" For no practical purpose at all, I wanted to see if I could make a screwdriver into a car key. What fun it would be to impersonate the look of a stolen car with a screwdriver jammed into the ignition!
Charles Raines saved to rob