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Haven’t seen much new FUEL mag goodness from Luke Ray lately so I went out looking for my Rat Rod fix and here it is. This one’s full of tasty ingredients: the oh-so-low street stance, the period-correct wire wheels, the triple carbed Ford Flathead V8 with straight headers and one insanely chopped Model T body. Even the typography in the graphic work is just oh-so-right.
Love or hate the Rat thing, you’d have to be crazy to deny that this thing is so absolutely dripping with attitude and substance that you’ve not secretly fantasizing about cruising down some boulevard in it right now, with that Flathead staccato reverberating around your skull.
