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This style is loved by all and always draws a crowd. There are few things more fun than this beautiful Machine.

This 1941 Ford Pickup Truck Rat Rod is the polar opposite of all show and no go. Some engines are built for looks, but every shiny square inch of this engine is purpose built. We all love the style of the body on this 1941 Ford Pickup Truck Rat Rod, but everyone wants to know what the engine is all about. The crate engine started life as a 350 cubic inch small block, and was built to a blown 383 stroker putting out 715 horsepower! The crate engine in this 1941 Ford Pickup Truck Rat Rod was built by Big Al's Toy box two years ago and has roughly 500 miles on it. The transmission is a built TH400 capable of handling all the power coming from the monster motor upfront and has roughly 50 miles on it. Spool up the blower, and send that power down the driveshaft to the 4. 11 posi-traction rear end and you have the most fun ride in the world stoplight to stoplight. You WILL be seen and photographed extensively in this ride. Going...

Every square inch of this antique has had fresh life brought into it thanks to the extremely capable hands at Mikes Garage. This Ford is a prime example of pulling the right parts off the shelf to make something greater than expected. The bed and cab of this truck are '31 Ford steel with years and years of history embedded in this beautiful patina. The entire Henry J body sits atop a Speedway frame and Speedway front axle. This chopped and channeled rat rod handles the road much better than one would expect, thanks to Qa1 adjustable coilover suspension on all 4 corners as well as air ride suspension to adjust ride height and help dampen the more jarring bumps.

Let's talk about the elephant in the room; powering this automotive art is a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy. A Demon 750 blow-through carburetor is force-fed 8psi of positive pressure...

Our 1947 Ford Rat Rod Pickup. This Insane Mad Max looking truck is a thing that dreams and nightmares are made of. Picture yourself hustling through the desert with Mel Gibson and TIna Turner on your way to the Thunderdome in this ratted out Ford truck powered by a 383 Stroker V8 with a Dana 60 rear end and 456 gears. If you start to run low on gas or get in trouble you have a second gas tank with race gas and a bottle of nitrous to give it that little bit of bye bye juice to give you that extra gap on bad guys. But seriously this car is gonna be breaking necks as you roll through town with...

Rat Rods are essentially cars that look thrown together with no effort, but in all reality, they are some of the most creative built cars out there! You might think this car looks run down and beat up, but it has been meticulously put together to create what you see now. This Rat Rod has been painted in a very nice flat silver finish to really wrap up the Rat Rod look. The interior is very simple and is dressed in a nice red vinyl interior. In the open and exposed engine bay you will notice the massive 392 cubic inch V8 motor that just hauls this little car around with ease. The automatic transmission shifts with ease and chirps the tires in just about every gear due to the wide power to weight...

Powering this flat black custom is a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet small block V8. Power is sent through a T5 5-speed manual transmission to a 10-bolt rear axle. The engine is a crate engine from Jegs, and has less than 600 miles since having been installed in this custom build. The '33 steel body is sitting on top of a modified S10 frame, meaning parts are very easy to come by. The gold leave stripes around the belt line and the front grille make or a very aesthetically pleasing contrast to the otherwise dark color scheme of flat black and red. The interior is very spartan, only having two fixed position seats with vinyl covers, a few gauges...