HOT RODS,RAT RODS,CUSTOMS,BIKES,CONCEPTS,OFF ROAD.

[CudaMoparRay]

I definitely found my next project.  When I bought my house, there was some 1" square tubing in the shed. It should work perfectly for a wagon chassis.

I'm pretty sure a Hemi can fit in the front of it lol

[Roadman]

 

[cuda hunter]

owner has driven this 59 semi truck to Alaska three times. 
Bonneville salt flats
all over Colorado.  Lives in Durango

[CudaMoparRay]

Like the spider web radiator treatment!

[Roadman]

               

[Roadman]

         

[Roadman]

[Roadman]

[Mickm]

I just saw that coupe at the Streetrod Nationals. It finished in the Great 8 at the Detroit Ridler.  It took over 20,000 hours to build over a 6 year period. Total cost to build....... $4,000,000! 
It is not a car but a work of art.  Unbelievable detail and finish.


Cheers!
Mickm

[Roadman]

I just saw that coupe at the Streetrod Nationals. It finished in the Great 8 at the Detroit Ridler.  It took over 20,000 hours to build over a 6 year period. Total cost to build....... $4,000,000! 
It is not a car but a work of art.  Unbelievable detail and finish.


Cheers!
Mickm

                   Hey @Mickm  did you get any pictures of it ? 

[anlauto]

You mean $400K not FOUR MILLION right

I've never heard of a street rod costing $4mil to build....especially something looking like that 

[Mickm]

 No, Allen  I was told $4 million.   There was a 66 corvette there that the builder told me cost $2milion to build.  The interior wS $100,000. I agree with you, I've never seen anything like that at that prices.

I did get some pics, I'll lost tonight.  The detail is spectacular.

Cheers!
Mickm

[Mickm]

Here is a video that is much better than the pictures I took.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtraN42jrQU

And here is a story of the build.
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/cal-automotive-creations-rolls-8-great-8-ted-hubbards-1930-ford-model/

Cheers!
Mickm

[Chryco Psycho]

 

[Topcat]

I actually had a chance to drive a Rat Rod today.

My buddy built his own. Jag IRS rear, BBC, electric telescoping steering, and Shifter that was 3 feet long.

I had to bend over inside to see out. It had a chop top.

That was fun!