Projects Kustom From Outer Space..France calling.

What a great build, been fun watching it come together, a car to be proud of!!

 

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Ratatouille,I've been following you since the first time you posted. I'm impressed by your skills,Your imagination and mostly your willingness to work outside in all kinds of weather.
You are truly an inspiration to us all! I understand that this is a work-in-progress with a limited budget.
Thanks for taking us along along on your journey!

 

Hello 51 BIRD, you have completly resume the story and my situation.

My car is what it is, a Kustom with no money, all by myself, and no place to work....people who read this narrative, if you affraid to start project, i just prove that is possible to do, to have something kool at the end, with a lot of fun, determination, you can do it, of course it's not easy, the result will be what it will be, but if i can give you my energy to realise your dream with my story, i will be glad to have been helpful

 

These are the kinds of stories that are so inspiring. Yours, Snewpie's and others that were built with little money, space or tools are what it's all about.

I grumble about what I lack but then when I read the updates on projects such as this, I feel a little embarrassed. At least I have a small garage with a door that can be shut in the winter and a cooler I can run in the summer. I salute you on your dedication and perseverance. Happy motoring!

 

The only shelter he had was a Beach Umbrella...unbelievable as it seems but it's true.

 

Calling this, simply, a cool custom is like calling the Mona Lisa a nice painting! I can't express how impressed I am with what you have built, no matter what your limitations with a place to work or lack of equipment and a limited budget. Job very well done!

 

That is what the smallest and simplest a traditional hot rod or custom shop can be. Lol.

If you see some of the old jalopy was build in driveways or in the shade of a tree.

So talent isn't propesional to shop size.

I always thought that @langy has the best talent to shop ratio, but the rat proved with this build he is a serious contester for an even better Ration

 

Now that's what's known as having a low overhead .

 

Ratatouille; Like many others I've been following your build from the start. It's a truly inspirational project. While the whole project is coming out great, I especially like this detail:

What a perfect spot for the name!

 

Gotta hand it to you Rat, looks great. Lot of skill and determination in your thread. congrats.

 

As promised.........

 

calender material!

 

But is that the mail girl, no pun intended.

 

Mail girl sister, my new girlfirend

 

Bitch'in' !! Happily ever after ?

 

"I'm not afraid of redheads" is the bravest thing I've ever said.

 

You've got skills man.

 

I've got a thing for redheads, I am married to one!

 

Well, unofficially, that could be "Low Range L'Orange".

 

I like 'em alright. I lived with three once. Unfortunately, they all occupied the same body.

 

My sympathies to you.

 

Great car, and it got ya the woman already.

Impressive what an ugly thing it was, and how great it is now. Only a few little things I'd change if I could, biggest would be the name on the ownership papers!

 

Now THAT is IMPRESSIVE!!!! BILL RINALDI