W hen you conjure up visions of rat rod trucks, you might be inclined to think of vintage haulers in a highly devolved state ...

He built the tube-frame chassis with a NASCAR-style truck-arm rear suspension. The front suspension is Brown's own creation; it looks like a traditional spring-over hot rod setup at first glance ...

“It started out as a 1934 International Truck,” Gardner said ... there is a class of customized vehicles called Rat Rods. “A Rat Rod is a term because they are ratty looking.” ...

This is rat rod at its finest. A vehicle that runs in ... The 1947 Chevy has been chopped to the bare metal, and then placed on top of a 1995 Chevrolet S10 frame. A 5.3-liter V8 was sourced ...

Chopped and channeled within an inch or so off ... Ernst’s car was shocking enough to earn a four-page spread in the current issue of Rat Rod Magazine, which features some of the most shocking ...

Rat Rods were developed ... the readers of Street Trucks Magazine once the current issue hits the streets. This low boy merits a full spread as well as some NSFW hot rod girl boobage.

When talking about slammed vehicles, we usually think about passenger cars, but some enthusiasts have taken the idea up a notch by applying it to trucks ... to become a rat rod.

John Stacey, of Lima, brought his 1945 Ford Rat Rod Truck to The Lima News’ Real Wheels Cruise-In. He has owned it for three years. This truck started as a bunch of parts, as any true rat rod does.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Just when you thought you’d seen it all, in rolls something wilder than you could ever have imagined! Certainly, a wild ...

For our final rat rod truck, we bring you back to the final years of David Freiburger's tenure as editor of HOT ROD, when he brought us Mark Sax's magnificent chopped 1936 International rat rod truck.