Rat rod trucks exist on a continuum, from barely-safe-to-drive to high-speed-track-warrior. These examples of rat rod trucks will help you fine-tune where you stand.

Rat rod trucks have been around for a while but their popularity—and their controversy—is growing. When you conjure up visions of rat rod trucks, you might be inclined to think of vintage ...

1946 Chevrolet Rat Rod based on a C10 pickup truck got sold last month during the Barrett-Jackson auction for just $11,000 ...

Named by its owner/builder as "Big Booty Judy," this rat rod is based on an International KB5 Dump Truck which the builder traded for an old police motorcycle.

But the owner of this rat rod solved that problem by dropping a massive, 8.8-liter big-block V8 under that rusty hood.

Why? Because every mid-engine rat rod 1948 Ford COE dump truck needs a tiny Honda Trail 90 rat bike in its former engine compartment, shrouded by a gym locker. With makeshift construction and a ...

He wanted a rat rod, a tow truck, and something with a supercharged engine—and ended up getting all three in one custom truck.

Ornate 1946 Chevy Beer Tanker Rat Rod Truck Has Undeniable Style, and You Can Buy It You bet your sweet applesauce that's a copper-plated, hand-engraved turbo on that there 12-valve Cummins.

No one who builds a rat rod is concerned with taste—fight me. When the goal is to be as weird as possible, who cares if the paint is scuffed, or if the wheels are all the same? Better yet, just ...

When we say Steve is into rat rods and diesels, we mean it. The theme extends to all parts of his life, including his house. His backyard consists of a bunch of parked rods, sunken stockers, farm ...

This 1938 Ford Pickup truck has a lot of both. The rat rod truck has been extensively modified to the point where the only original parts are the cabin and part of the frame.

The Paradise Road Show is an homage to the cars of decades past, but is run completely by a team of millennials devoted to the culture.