Featured Work

Chopper is a 1941 Chevy rat rod that we started for a customer. This little beauty has a 4.5" rear / 3.5" front chop. We did this so we would not have to channel the roof. This is done by laying the "A" pillars back about 1.5". The frame is a 7" front Z with a massive 15" rear kick up. The rear suspension is using Carrera coil overs and the front is an OEM ford axle and suicide spring.

I hate to see her go, but this little rat rod has gone on to a new owner. He has some great plans to make this his Friday night cruiser.

Shorty

Shorty is a great little 1942 Chevy truck that we took on trade. At this time we are building a frame that will utilize a model A front and rear spring. I am planning on transforming this little Rat Rod into a very low Hot Rod, but time will tell. The rear will be completely exposed without a bed. The only thing we are stumped on at this time is whether to use the 235 c.i. or the 400 sbc that we have purchased for it.

Whitey Ford

Whitey Ford is a great little 45 Ford that we came across a while back. At this time we are still determining exactly what we are doing with her. All I know is she is going to be far from the dump truck she once was and I want to fit her in soon. We'll keep you posted on this little Hot Rod.

Roadster

Well here I am picking up another project. This 28 Ford Model A Roadster was picked up because I personally have been looking forward to building one. I am really looking forward to building a new frame for this one. It is just a little too tall for me.

Payoff

I have to start by saying that we do not build bikes. I have been wanting a bike for some time. After talking with a good friend over at American Rides Choppers we decided to have them help us build one for myself. I am very happy with the way it is turning out and wanted to put it on the site to give them props. If you are looking for a bike please check them out.