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Posted By: bonefish

rat rod forum - 04/27/16 04:17 PM

i may be in the market for a rat rod ,street rod type of deal this summer.can someone recomend a forum similar to Moparts for these type of cars.
Posted By: flyman

Re: rat rod forum - 04/27/16 04:20 PM

Rat Rods Rule
Posted By: dart4forte

Re: rat rod forum - 04/28/16 01:38 AM

Kill Billit
Posted By: Iowan

Re: rat rod forum - 04/28/16 02:01 AM

outamoneygotshitparts.com
Posted By: Dabee

Re: rat rod forum - 04/28/16 05:13 AM

Bonefish I sent you an email
Posted By: SNK-EYZ

Re: rat rod forum - 05/07/16 07:45 PM

Originally Posted By Iowan
outamoneygotshitparts.com


It's obvious that you don't like rat rods with that reply. rolleyes

If you don't like them don't look at them, but there's no need to diss on them to other people that do like them or have an interest in them. twocents
Posted By: John_Kunkel

Re: rat rod forum - 05/07/16 10:18 PM

Originally Posted By Sputnik

If you don't like them don't look at them,


You can't "unlook" something when it's right in front of you.
Posted By: bonefish

Re: rat rod forum - 05/07/16 10:23 PM

if you dont like rat rods your a stupid head and im tellin mom.I LOVE EM.
Posted By: SNK-EYZ

Re: rat rod forum - 05/08/16 12:00 AM

Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
Originally Posted By Sputnik

If you don't like them don't look at them,


You can't "unlook" something when it's right in front of you.


Somehow walking past it just like any other car that you don't like isn't possible? shruggy

There are some rat rods that are simply cobbled parts thrown together but some are really well thought out and the craftsmanship is pretty cool.
Posted By: John_Kunkel

Re: rat rod forum - 05/08/16 09:25 PM

Originally Posted By Sputnik

There are some rat rods that are simply cobbled parts thrown together but some are really well thought out and the craftsmanship is pretty cool.


Once again reality sets in, there is no universally agreed upon definition of "rat rod". If thought and craftsmanship is involved it's not a rat rod, it's merely an old school hot rod.
Posted By: dart4forte

Re: rat rod forum - 05/09/16 01:41 AM

Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
Originally Posted By Sputnik

There are some rat rods that are simply cobbled parts thrown together but some are really well thought out and the craftsmanship is pretty cool.


Once again reality sets in, there is no universally agreed upon definition of "rat rod". If thought and craftsmanship is involved it's not a rat rod, it's merely an old school hot rod.



On full Custom garage when Ian Roussel was building that custom, when he pulled off his work boots and removed the steel toes to make vents now that's RAT ROD.
Posted By: moparx

Re: rat rod forum - 05/09/16 01:45 PM

Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
Originally Posted By Sputnik

There are some rat rods that are simply cobbled parts thrown together but some are really well thought out and the craftsmanship is pretty cool.


Once again reality sets in, there is no universally agreed upon definition of "rat rod". If thought and craftsmanship is involved it's not a rat rod, it's merely an old school hot rod.

one thing forgot time and again,is the fact "old school" hot rods were seldom "finished" because most guys didn't have much money. there were, however, many , many "finished" cars, so reality sets in again as john said, confusing the issue even more. thought and craftsmanship is very easy to see and comprehend, and that is the first thing i look for. and it's getting better and better with each passing year.
beer
Posted By: Crizila

Re: rat rod forum - 05/09/16 04:22 PM

Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
Originally Posted By Sputnik

There are some rat rods that are simply cobbled parts thrown together but some are really well thought out and the craftsmanship is pretty cool.


Once again reality sets in, there is no universally agreed upon definition of "rat rod". If thought and craftsmanship is involved it's not a rat rod, it's merely an old school hot rod.
Ya, todays "rat rods" are kind of a made up thing. The definition, like "streetable", is pretty much up to the individual. Some are a good representation of the hot rods of old and some are just a clobbered bunch of parts. If you ain't over 60, you probably don't know the difference - and don't care. Those that are "tastfully" done are pretty cool. Unfortunately, those that seem to draw the largest crowds at shows are the clobbered bunch of parts ones. I guess everyone sees art in different ways? I see a lot of young people in to the 50's - 60's custom scene also. Same kinda thing. I can dig all of it if it's done to my individual liking. It's all car stuff, and that's good. Kept me out of the bars and doing bad stuff for most of my life.
Posted By: moparx

Re: rat rod forum - 05/09/16 08:44 PM

[/quote] Kept me out of the bars and doing bad stuff for most of my life. [/quote]
in all my years that was true for me too. and my wife always knew where i was at ! "happy wife-happy life"
beer
Posted By: minivan

Re: rat rod forum - 05/14/16 04:06 PM

Originally Posted By moparx
Kept me out of the bars and doing bad stuff for most of my life. [/quote]
in all my years that was true for me too. and my wife always knew where i was at ! "happy life - NO wife"
beer [/quote]

Fixed it for you...
Posted By: minivan

Re: rat rod forum - 05/14/16 04:09 PM

Originally Posted By Iowan
outamoneygotshitparts.com


I like looking at them, would not want one, and I can appreciate the above quote as that is what they look like to me.

It would be nice not having to look for a safe parking spot or worry about my baby when its "out and out of sight"....

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Posted By: 65rbdodge

Re: rat rod forum - 05/22/16 01:15 PM

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