Ed Roth style cars?

I have a warped plan to build an Ed roth style rod. Have any of you built something like that? I would like to see them. Post up what pics ya got. Thanks.

 

dont forget about your bad ass outlaw replica!!!!

 

I say go for it!!!

 

How did you make the roof i have heard that Roth put it in a pizza oven and blew it up just wondering if ya did the same

 

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Hi Mark!

 

if I ever build something half as cool as that ill be a happy man.

 

Roth styled?? I thought they were 'Plowboy' style???................

 

How about these two from Japanese builder Junichi Shimodaira from Paradise Road. I know he digs on the Roth style.

 

Try here.-MIKE

http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/bubbles/hpvbubbles.htm

 

Fritz: Is the "Choppa Chariot" gonna be similar to Roth's "Megacycle"/"Captain Pepi" truck thing?!

 

those style of cars are so wicked, and mainly get some major stares at any car show... lotsa man hours too

 

Bdamfino
Sorta like Capt Pepe' I guess,
Mine sits alot lower and the bike sits alot lower inside the body also, kind of an el camino style truck with a single seat cockpit and a bubble top
FRITZ

 

Any chance of getting a picture of Captain Pepe. I don't remember that one. Thanks, Steve

 

A better view of Dave Shuten's Mysterion clone

 

Thanks Moriarity. I still don't remember this one. very unique like everything he builds. Surprised he parked a normal looking bike on it instead of some wild fiberglass two-wheeler. Steve

 

Here is my attempt.....

 

Ok here's a dumb question. So let's say hypothetically I build one of these types of cars and decides to actually drive it on the road regularly. Not daily or anything, but not once a month either. How do you go about titling, insuring, registering it?

 

"1960 dune buggy",
all the way.

Plowboy,
what's the story on your ride? That's some groovy shit man-

 

Looking good Aaron. Tell us about that hole cut in the bubble. Doc.

 

Go Buy Mad Fabricators Vol 2, 3, and 4

These guys storys are told..

 

I love that mysterion clone! I love the lack of symetry. I was thinking something streetable with perhaps a cut down new beetle windshield,fenton hawks,quad hedlights and taillights, and whatever else I can find.

 

That is because the Cisco Kid cut a few chunks out of it to try and make a back window for his Studebaker. Ha Ha Ha

The holes have come in really handy for working on the interior with the top down though. You can place stuff inside and check fitment without having to put the top up and down......