Summary

A true ground-up custom fabrication, this hot rod pickup was professionally built by famous Hot Rod builders Miller's Chop Shop. A lot of quality work, labor and fabrication has gone into this one-of-a-kind custom build

Details

This custom 1939 Chevy hot rod pickup 'Rat N Rol' was originally conceived, designed, and professionally built by the famous Miller's Chop Shop. A true ground-up custom fabrication, all-steel body, a 3' chop on the top, an 8' channel on the body, with a high performance 350 V8 with double hump Fuelie heads, chrome engine components, TH350 automatic transmission with shift kit, GM 12-bolt rear end, straight front axle, with an air bagged rear end, Zoomie headers, a '41 to '46 Chevy pickup grille and front clip, a '50 Ford dash, and hand painted pinstripe details throughout. Both pickup doors contain no crank up window glass. The pickup bed floor tilts up hydraulically to gain access to battery, 15-gallon fuel cell, air bag compressor. A lot of quality work, labor, and fabrication has gone into this one-of-a-kind build. This hot rod has around 5,500 miles on it since the original frame-up build. This sweet attention grabber stands out in a crowd and is loud, and has a Thumper Cam Lope. This pickup has also been featured in Rebel Rod and Rockabilly Magazines, and various other photos and video shoots.