'59 Rambler on Fast N' Loud

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  1. HandyAndy

    HandyAndy Well-Known Member

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    I have to say they redeemed themselves on this build.
    They took a rotted, ratted out wagon and did it up ok.
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    There wasn't much there to work with.
    I don't usually like bagged cars and still don't, but I'll let this one pass.
     
    HandyAndy, Jan 25, 2013
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    yes the guys on fast-n- loud did a great job on this one. i like those guys i watch d show all the time
     
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    nice find

    that is a nice looking car!
     
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    I like this! Which is probably not a surprise to anyone. :D
     
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    In that pic it does look like the cleared the petina.
     
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    ....frankly....im stunned :evilsmile:

    nothin beats a car that can crush yur smokes :biglaugh:
     
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    Krash Kadillak Well-Known Member

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    I don't like this - which is probably not a surprise to anyone......:rofl2:
     
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    Ha ha ha Rev! I have a pic of that somewhere with my wagon on top of a pack laying flat and smashed!

    wagon.jpg

    Insert cigarettes here...^
     
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    Dewey Satellite New Member

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    What!!!??? No way! :49:
     
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    While the end product may not be to everyone's taste, what I really appreciated was the amount of work required from where it was at. I mean it was badd, a farm car full of rodent poop and completely rusted out bottom. I wouldn't be surprised if whoever cleaned it out gets the Hanta virus. All they used really was the shell. I would have done the seats different for sure, but hey, somebody bought it.

    And it's a wagon. Ubercool. (y)
     
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    From what I've read on this forum, there aren't many fans of the Fast n' Loud show. I'm in the minority - I like the show and most of their stuff. Yeah, the chrome Fairmont was goofy looking, but you can't dispute the performance aspect. I think they do good work - I really like the bike the built in the build-off. I picked it to win.
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    I like their style of build; down low, built to hammer on. Aaron is a good fabricator and builder and he and Richard come up with design styles that I like.
     
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    ^^^^

    I didn't see those biker build-off shows, but I do like that bike - lean, low and mean!
     
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    That's a pretty cool Rambler. I like'um down low. Actually, I pretty much like'um all. I like about half of the show. The half that doesn't have Richard in it......
     
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    Both the Rambler and bike are way:cool:
     
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    I thought the wheels were totally wrong. Other than that I loved the car.... I still really want a 59 rambler wagon!
     
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