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If you’re willing to do your own work, barter for parts, use found objects, and nix needless luxury items such as a stereo and safety, then you can have a rat-rodded volksrod this cool for well under $1000. This rusted ride features suicide doors, battery crate where the passenger should be and a big honkin’ diesel truck engine...cuz what has the environment done for you lately? Nothing, that’s what!

 

Built for the Over A Million, Under A Thousand build challenge denoting the very rich from the not so much.

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New back window for the batrod?

The Tornado Rat Rod is a highly-modified, "hotrod" variant of the rusty Tornado, which is seemingly inspired by the custom 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Rat Rod Wagon built in 2014 by Chris Walker from ITW Hot Rods.

 

The front clip of the car was completely removed in favour of an extended chassis, featuring a drop-beam aluminium bar with small suspension linkages and two articulated bars connected to the structure, in a similar fashion to the Hotknife and the Fränken Stange. Its front end is fitted with a small bumper with turn signals and two circular headlamps over it. It has a massive engine fitted with high velocity stacks, side exhaust stacks and cam covers bearing "TORNADO" badges. The sides of the car are mostly identical to the Tornado, but the rear fenders were cut in order to fit the large rear wheels. The greenhouse area remains identical in shape and design, as well as the whole rear end. On the underside, the rear axle was lifted and supported by four articulated bars and small suspension linkages.

 

The vehicle is painted in a single color for the body and a portion of the engine block. It uses a set of wheels consisting of "Dukes" rims with standard-sized treaded tires for the front, and "Five Star" rims with large-sized slicks for the rear, both having a colorable surrounding only seen in naturally-generated examples (i.e. Content Creator). However, switching colors from the custom front wheels may also affect the rear ones, though it will lose its color when the front wheels are reverted back to the default ones.

 

As with animated primary drives in the motorcycles of the Bikers update, the Tornado Rat Rod features an animated timing belt powering every engine pulley.

 

Created in lego miniland scale for #mocaround48 challenge #ratrod

The woman walked into my frame and stretched just as I pressed the shutter. I didn't even notice her standing there and I'm sure she did not see me. Just a happy coincidence that really enhanced the image.

Not much to say about this ....just thought it was a way cool ride. Best viewed at the largest size. Hot Rod Art by Rat Rod Studios, www.RatRodStudios.com.

 

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the guy on the left looks like he can't believe what he is seeing

Powered by a Buick "Nail valve" V8

Back to the Fifties car show.

 

The radiator shell is from a Model A Ford but I won't even guess the rest of this.

 

I thought the "Square" tubing on the exhaust was pretty cool.

A recently finished cartoon bobber from After Hours BIkes named Captain Nasty.

SLATANIC MECHANIC, Slatanic Mechanic (176, 129, 48) - Moderate

Kool track to go with this machine have a listen

www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0R4d83h5wk

 

This shot was taken at the Rock'n'Roll festival Victor Harbor .

they are nice, but that's NOT what it's all about.

Canon EF 17-85mm IS

SLATANIC MECHANIC, Slatanic Mechanic (176, 129, 48) - Moderate

At the Veterans Memorial Park car show in East Lake, Tampa.

Explore, Sep 20, 2009 #115

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