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Hehe.. can't beat that deal. Sounds like what happens when I try to sell something on eBay. lol -Stephen

Did everyone see the write up in HOT ROD about SFVISBF?? Pretty interesting.. should be a nation wide romp over the next few months as people get the bug. Turned out bitchin' Kenny... very cool. -Stephen

Lots of Fun! - Congrates to the winners! Also congrates to everyone that participated - Lots of very interestings ideas and creative builds. Thanks to Rat Rod Bikes for the build off and to any and all sponsors for the prize side. -Stephen

Iced in from Oklahoma... out of power at the house and they say it may be days... :( On the laptop and cell phone for now... can't stay away from being online.. dang sure nothing else to do... lol -Stephen

No problem... glad it is useful for some. Yeah, one vote was very hard to decide. It is amazing of the some many different but so many cool approaches. Thanks for moving the post over! -Stephen

I have to finish this 20" chopper I started long ago out of exhaust tubing and an old swing set. Have to move the bottom bracket out more now.. my son is about a foot and a half taller than back then. :shock: Then it's back on my 69 Mustang... gotta get it on the road. -Stephen

1st - 1969 Mustang - Still Have it - future is 347 stroker, 5 speed, EFI, etc Got to get it back on the road! 2nd - 1967 Cougar XR-7/GT - Was originally a 390/4speed car - I resurrected it from a shell with a 351W/Auto and drove it during college - wish I still had it Can't find the pic right...

I am not sure if someone was already going to do this but personally I can't picture all 40 of the bikes to try and vote by looking at the threads. In that note I created an Index of the Entries to review. If this thread needs to move please do so Steve. Rat Rod Bike Build Off #2 Index of...

I picked up a fat tire Stingray from Wally world some time ago for $20. The 'bike builder' knew I liked them and said he had one returned he had to get rid of. He only wanted cash though... :D So I imagine the $20 never made to the register.

Welcome aboard!.. and post them pics! -Stephen

Looks like a garage to me; ga·rage (gə-räzh', -räj') pronunciation n. 1. A building or indoor space in which to park or keep a motor vehicle. 2. A commercial establishment where cars are repaired, serviced, or parked. tr.v., -raged, -rag·ing, -rag·es. Cool Rod as well :mrgreen: Yeah...

Hey good to see you over here as well. CBN'ers have been wowed for a long time of your bikes. You know you could build a first true 'Fat Rat' bike. :D -Stephen

Thanks... that was the goal.. "something new is old again" kinda of thing. The FInished Thread is Here -Stephen

Any frame can be welded back together. If it's not crunched up it would be worth having to me. -Stephen

Good idea on the brass.. it does look much better. Very nice fork mount as well. How did you form/curve the aluminum?? The machine turning looks very sharp as well. Should be a sweet 20 incher for sure. I don't guess a 20x3 would fit in the chain and seat stays? That would look wild. -Stephen

Thanks for the comments all! It morphed through different visions but is pretty close to how I generally thought it would look. Actually it is pretty comfortable to ride. I do move the seat up a few inches when riding though... thus the adjustable seat clamp. With the gears you can make the...

Looking great... can't wait to see it together! I gave up.. used tape.. lol -Stephen

My goal on this build was to take something "new" and make it look "old" which I believe I have accomplished. Not sure how much or a Rat Rod bike it ended up being but it seems to have some attitude. More Pics Here Finished thread here...

My goal on this build was to take something "new" and make it look "old" which I believe I have accomplished. Not sure how much of a Rat Rod bike it ended up being but it seems to have some attitude. Post any Comments in this thread FULL SIZE FULL SIZE FULL SIZE FULL SIZE FULL SIZE...

Ouch... I guess you're ok? Hopefully. We see many hurt around here every year from that. Sorry to hear about the dear deer as well. -Stephen