Help us Build a Rat Rod! (not a barn find; it came out of a pasture)

If you are a regular visitor to our website, you probably already guessed, we're biased, muscle cars, but I really like all 4-wheel drive. We own and manage: Corvette ZO6, first production 1969 Ford Talladega ever built, the 1965 Thunderbird Convertible 1959 El Camino custom resto-mod, and even AMX. We are the second, but you get the idea. One thing we do not like to fully Rat Rod, at least not yet.

We just dragged home a few rusty body. We sell and build another. One is missing and many parts of the body and the other is in much better shape, but not what most people think of as the Rat Rod. Because we wanted to live outside the box and not what most people, so the car we build.
We have some pictures of both cars, but if you guessed it we do, Ford 1946. For one thing, I've never seen it done as a Rat Rod, but if your pictures from one to send them our way!
We want your help!

We want ideas to help us and tell us how to build this car. I have a few mandatory guidelines and some others purely voluntary.
Let's begin!

1: This material is cheap to build. All of our money, but talking with other projects and we want it that way before the war rods out of fashion.

2: a result must be stable and safe to ride on the road. Rat Rod will be trailers for all events.

3: e We carefully considered for existing operators to S-10 Chevy frame. Simple and cheap, but I bet there are better ideas out there. What would you recommend?

4: e, we replace the Ford 390 and C6 transmission, which can be used.

5: e I love the old dirt track race car look, if we can get to work.
What are your suggestions?

Send your recommendations and photographs or drawings of Richard@LegendaryCollectorCars.com. We publish what I wanted to mock those who do not. Just kidding, no hurt feelings if we're printing their names on them. We publish photos and drawings, and gives full credit to any comments.

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