Fast Times Rods

A note to anyone (like Bill Sworn) who feels the need to talk trash or voice their negative opinion on my page. I post pics and videos for people to enjoy...if you dont like them turn the page. I was always taught that if I had nothing good to say to keep my mouth shut. Obviously not all people have the good manners my parents instilled in me, especially when they are hiding on the other end of a computer monitor.
If you feel your car is that much better than everyone elses feel free to post detailed pics so we can have a crack at it.
If you have something negative to say keep it to yourself or feel free to talk smack to me personally at a show and I will be happy to debate the pro's and cons of any given subject with you in person.
There isn't a car on the planet that I can't find something wrong with or something I don't like about it...including my own. In fact I am my own worst critic as most of my customer know.
All my posts are pictures of cars that people had a dream to build and spent a lot of time, money or both on. Not all of them are cars I built, but simply cars I enjoy...Not all of the cars I post are built the way I would personally build them if given the choice...however I respect ANYONE elses vision of what their car should be. Thats what makes this an awesome hobby....you can make your project into WHATEVER you dream it to be.
With that said any negative comments will be deleted and the poster banned from the site.
Here is another video to make the Bill Sworns of the world stew anonymously behind their omputer screens....a 1941 Willys Pro-Tour chassis.....ohhhh no could there be anything worse?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhfT0Vn8Q5c

1941 WILLYS PRO-TOUR CHASSIS This is a 5 minute walk through of one of our 1941 Willys Pro-Tour chassis built for Greg H. in Texas. This chassis is setup for 20x10 wheels in the rear and...

A friend from Texas Weldon Richardson is behind this awesome tribute! Cant wait to see it in the magazine!

Weldon Richardson's 1941 Ford Gasser Pickup Shakes the Flake Weldon Richardson got his 1941 Ford Gasser Pickup to honor Mike Bamber's 1941 Willys pickup (the "Silver Dollar") after it left a lasting impression on him.