1941 Chevy Roadster Pickup aka "bobber"

Thought I would show off this winters project.Not your everyday cookie cutter hot rod in my opinion.All you "traditional" hot rodders go ahead and give me hell...
Mike

 

Nothing wrong with that! You must have a heated garage.

 

Welllllllllllllllll,you did a real nice job,and it does look like alot of fun.Dont let anyone give you any **** about it,you should be proud,not my cup of tea,but it is neat.

 

This should be good

 

Those wheels are absolutely fabulous.

 

illl be damned the billet version of a rat rod i didnt think it was possible

 

it's a billet bobber!

 

NOW, I've seen it all

 

It should be very good..
Mike

 

No offense, man.... but you may be on the wrong forum with your street rod.

Malcolm

 

V ****ed windsheild, bucket seats, Lots' o billet, at least it doesn't have camaro mirrors. Hey, I respect it, but it's a little to fancy for me. Nice job though.

 

I'd rather look at that then the latest turd on red wheels that someone pinches out...

Looks pretty good, but its not traditional... not the focus of the board.

 

too _____________?

A. shiny
B. much billet
C. leathery
D. pretty

 

It looks like a nicely done little hotrod to me. Like others I'd probably make a few changes but all in all I like it.

I sure like to color and it is about time that cars showed up that actually shine again.

 

Guess I am a glutton for punishment.I know this is not the best forum for this,but I like the H.A.M.B. and even though this board is very opinionated (I build more traditional rods usually) I posted it anyway.Besides if I don't get too beat up on this one who knows I may do another..If all I was looking for was "hey great job" I can get that elsewhere but wanted different views on this style just for the sake of argument.
Mike

 

priceless!

 

Id like to see a better side shot but the wheels **** and whats with that ****ing grill shell??? If you wanted it to look like a tractor why didnt you just buy a J/D.... Paints nice though..
P*** the popcorn please im thinnin this is gonna be a long one..
Dave

 

I thought about painting the truck green with red spoke wheels..

 

I believe that the grill shell is what did or would have come with that cab minus the chrome. By the way does it have a hard top or soft top?

 

I have a hard top for it.Grill is 1939 Chevy pickup.
Mike

 

Web page build link for those interested.
Mike

http://www.autoartistry.com/1946 chevy roadster pickup.html

 

What color is it? Kinda looks like daytona blue.

 

Man I like it, no damn flaked roof, (no roof at all) no whitewalls no rust no ****y old engine, thats a really nice car.....................

 

Cajones AND talent! Great job.

 

You're right there. The focus of this forum is the exact opposite of that thing. It shouldn't be posted here for any reason.

 

Not quite for here but nice work. I like to see pictures threads other "Who wants to see yet ANOTHER Model A"

 

It would have been alot nicer had it been painted flat black with red wheels and a Mexican blanket for the interior, just like the everybody elses. Can't you think outside the box?

 

respect the builder, but not the car.

 

I checked the site you posted on the build of the truck. Man there is a lot of work in that truck that one doesn't notice at first look and it all looks to be first cl***. Nice shop too.

 

You know occasionally I like to do something different as with some of the people on the HAMB.Sometimes I like my burger with just ketchup and mustard,sometimes with mayo and lettuce,sometimes with a couple of slices of cheese.My point is SSDD is boring and bland.
Mike