Rat Rod Army Jeep

[bull]

Kinda weird and cool at the same time.

http://www.53deluxe.com/everything-else/113/rat-rod-army-jeep/?ref=nf

[Ghoste]

I don't know if I'd call it a rat rod or not, but it is kind of a cool looking custom.  You ever think of doing anything like that?

[bull]

Yes I have. I think anything that looks cool, but requires minimal work to become so, is a good idea. Not that that's the case with all Rat Rods but I know most of those guys save a lot of money on paint and body work.

[Ghoste]

I don't know, I've heard some eye opening reports of how much money it can cost to make one of those things look like you spent no money on it.

[bakerhillpins]

Looks cool for sure but there isn't any way you could drive that around New England.

[Marck]

I think it's very cool... Not the most practical in the world, but still 

[PocketThunder]

Just doesnt seem right without a straight 6 (or 4) in it.   

[John_Kunkel]

You wanna see weird, showed up at the Kingdon reunion a couple of weeks ago.

[Rustymuscle]

StreetLegalTV did a Story on This Jeep Earlier This Week. You Can See More Pics and Info By Clicking Below:
http://www.streetlegaltv.com/news/one-bad-belly-draggin-rat-rod-jeep/

When you think a military Jeep, you typically think the exactly opposite  of what you're seeing here. We know, because so do we. But, we can't deny the utter coolness of a small block Chevy-powered, frame rail dragging rat rod. We say "rat rod" despite the obviously lacking patina. The stenciled letter is period correct and the ammunition case is pretty spot on too.



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