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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Good photo, that's a tribute to the car builder, who decided that this brake light belongs right there
0 comments Posted by st 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 st at 5:58 PM
The All Rides guy claims it's Billy Gibbons' car, http://allride.skynetblogs.be/archive/2008/01/30/billy-f-gibbons-rat-rod.html but I'm calling BS until I see proof
the Street Sweeper made by Slim's Fabrication, this van does effin wheelies!
0 comments Posted by st 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
I didn't get a good shot of the top of the trans, but you can see that "go" and "rev" have been lettered on, reminiscent of Van Dutch's stating the obvious humor... I dig it
Great dash, love the riveted speedometer piece
Garrettero, add your email to your blog, your profile, or your comment!
0 comments Posted by st at 3:48 PMIt's hard to respond when your email isn't anywhere.
Yes, I'm going to be posting many more galleries from the GNRS,
Yes, I love the details the most
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