1950 Ford Rat Truck Rat Rod (see Video) on 2040-cars
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
Exterior: Top chopped six inches with glossy House of Kolor Money Green Flake. Lower portion done in a four color patina, finished with Satin Clear on bottom. Aluminum fabricated bed with weathered board floor. Trap door in the bed for access to fuel cell. Green led lights underneath for killer night time cruisin'.
Interior: black leather buckets, chain steering wheel, beer tap shifter, and flake dashboard.
Motor & Suspension: 460 big block from a 1971 Lincoln with dove c heads. This thing is a beast with tons of torque! The Lincoln 460 is the best of the bunch. Comes topped with a 4 barrel Eldebrock carburetor just freshened with a new rebuild kit. New gear drive, complete tune-up, custom-built zoomie headers. Mated to the Lincoln c6 automatic transmission. 2x3 boxed tube frame, z'd front and rear, single leaf front suspension with rack and pinion steering. 77 Nova leaf spring and axel outback. Sporting four wheel Willwood disc brakes with dual reverse mount Howe master cylinders.
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