Hello
I've been restoring cars and trucks off and on most of my adult life and just recently became interested in the RAT scene. There are a few here in the northwest and more all the time. I've been really looking at a couple here around Pinehurst Idaho and realize now that rat rods are not just a bunch of parts tossed together. They are well thought out and well built and safe vehicles.
I have a 1950 F7 that has some interesting possibilities and some of the frame mods should prove to be interesting and challanging. The same goes for the front axle placement and geometry.
So I am going to study this forum and enjoy
I've been restoring cars and trucks off and on most of my adult life and just recently became interested in the RAT scene. There are a few here in the northwest and more all the time. I've been really looking at a couple here around Pinehurst Idaho and realize now that rat rods are not just a bunch of parts tossed together. They are well thought out and well built and safe vehicles.
I have a 1950 F7 that has some interesting possibilities and some of the frame mods should prove to be interesting and challanging. The same goes for the front axle placement and geometry.
So I am going to study this forum and enjoy
