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Old 28-10-2011, 01:30 PM   #5
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Default Re: Amazing build of "Rusty"
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i hate it. it was a beautiful looking little beemer at the start and he purposely wrecked it. a rat rod was built that way because the owner couldn't afford, or didn't have the skill to finish it, so they left it rusty and unfinished while they drove it around. This guy purposely made it rusty by taking off good panels to put rusty ones on. that to me is doing it backwards.

anyone who can afford or has skills to make a hot rod are flying the face of what a rat rod stands for (eg boyd coddington making a rat rod is insulting).
You didn't actually READ the article did you?
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