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Slam it, bag it, drive it...blow up the 6 cyl. and put in a big block out of anything you can get cheap and drive it some more.

60's styled altered..... way cooler.

Yeah,....And there both BEAUTIFUL hot rods with superior design and fabrication!:D

Now you got! It looks great. for me the stance is perfect.

Bob, How's the Chevy/Reo coming along any progress? I know you have been working on the rover is that taking all your time?

Hehehehe!

Of course, We want them.....bring them on!

WOW, The way you are working you could finish by next week!

rusty wire and some old rusty black pipe;)

Post what you got....We are a friendly group here.

I love it,......Don't take this wrong but where are you going to put your legs?

Welcome, glad your here.

Great lookin' rides, Please tell me more about the trike, did you fab the rear drive axle or is it factory made by someone? what rear brakes are you using? Did you fab the frame? I see it has been changed in the neck and back bone area from one pic to the next.

Very nice!!!

Google..the American hot rod foundation go to vehicles then modified roadsters there are loads of pics there.

There's got to be a way, look at the Bonneville salt flats cars after WWII, They even narrowed those bodies and still ran flat head V-8s and "3 pedals" check out "Bobs rat rod parts" on E-bay

Illinois is one of the hardest places to get a rod project legal....I know I am still trying to get a 23 ford coupe legal 16 months later still not legal!!!

Bonnie is great looking, how about a little history on her and what your plans are?

Do you like satin black? Do you think your El camino would look good satin black? I think if you go with it, the right wheel and tire combo is very important and maybe some heavy pin striping would be great. Go with your gut,...that's what matters.

Looks great! You needed that hunk of maple for some place to put your beer right?