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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Appears to be two tone horn on the near fender, and a klaxon or ooga on the far fender
Great multiuse wrench inside the spare
Never see tire pumps anymore
Flashlight and flyswatter... have you ever seen a car with a flyswatter?
Skeleton keys and a beer can opener
Cool floor panels and map holder
Nice luggage, but in the above you see on the right hand area in front of the round Blatz you'll see a rusted tin can... it's the communications microphone to the rear passengers on the rumble seat, it's connected with twine to another can 3 photographs below
Above: The turn signal
Below, the passenger tin can telephone, on the top is the hinge that allows the flap to be lifted so the passengers can talk into it Looks like a 91 octane requirement notice
Fixes exhaust leak every time
Labels: innovative, Rat Rods, VW
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Labels: Goodguys Del Mar 2011, Military, Rat Rods
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Paul Garrett didn't build this car, he bought it. Truth in advertising, if Garrett and Sons aren't honest about that, are you going to buy from them?
0 comments Posted by korekore at 2:26 PM This is Frankentein built by Ricky Bobbys Rod Shop, you'll see it as the 11th hot rod in this list of hot rods that Ricky Bobbys Rod Shop built http://rickybobbysrodshop.com/rods
I talked to Ricky at he GNRS show when I was incredibly impressed with "One Night Stand" http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/ricky-bobbys-rod-shop.html and just emailed him
From Ricky's email to me today:.... I just what to be low key and have fun.....and hope one day that my car is that barn find that some young guy will find and be very proud of and aways wonder who in the hell built it.... and wish that the car could talk..... thats it no more ... your friend Ricky Brown
Labels: Hot rods, Rat Rods, Ricky Bobby's Rod Shop, what is it
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Labels: Goodguys Del Mar 2011, Rat Rods
