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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Check out the innovative idea here, once the car is out, use it for a counter to sell stuff, deal with customers, or whatever, bny flipping up some countertops, lift up the side, and put in some chairs. Crown molding lighting is good too
Gerry cans and ammo cans, a new use for cool old military stuff
0 comments Posted by samuel at 6:28 PM
If you look close at the left hand can, at the top of the photo, you'll see the low pressure air fitting in the filler cap. It didn't work well the first time, but the builder was trying to use the gerry cans for air tanks for the air suspension... that's a good idea! The problem was the fitting, not the can.
Good photo, that's a tribute to the car builder, who decided that this brake light belongs right there
0 comments Posted by samuel at 6:19 PM
maybe it's the curves in the body line contrasting the curve of the tire being bisected by the chrome. Whatever it is, it's a great spot for that light.
The NHRA museum in Pomona has a rat rod out front, I'm not sure what that indicates, but I like it
0 comments Posted by samuel at 5:58 PM
the Streeet Sweeper made by Slim's Fabrication, this van does effin wheelies!
0 comments Posted by samuel at 5:46 PM
Advertising your work doesn't get much more permanent than welding onto the bumper... and it's how I could find more info on the builder... so it definitely works
see some better shots on Slim's blog: http://slimsfab.blogspot.com/2010/08/streetsweeper-by-slimsfab.html 
Love these stanchions, really great set
Not many hot rods go with the 413 Max Wedge induction, it's awesome looking long induction has to be the most far out I can think that any factory ever made
That brass is great
And you might not see them well, but the stanchions are huge pistons, or look like pistons, and make a great display
