Check out these awesome rides entering the first Iron Invasion show.

I love rat bugs. This one's gotten the full treatment for sure.

Just looking at this makes me nervous. I bet this is an absolute animal.

So perfect.

Ground clearance is for sissies!

Mike Dorman and Don Koopman's home built drag car. Not sure if this is Mike or Don.

Angry truck looks angry. Grrrr! Looks like a 1956 Chevy Apache to me. I dig that pale yellow.

Red wheels over primer body. Just can't go wrong. Plus, I love the shop logo.

Makin your car low and fast is of utmost importance, but don't forget a place for your board.

A big fat V12 sits behind the cab giving new meaning to "mid engine exotic!"

Another favorite auto-themed album cover, from The sixties TV show The Man from U.N.C.L.E. And what do the initialed letters stand for?

ZZ Top guitarist Bill Gibbons in a vintage distressed photo alongside, what?

Sweet Hondamatic bike. Can't put my finger on the car. Can you?

Saw this around the neighborhood recently. No idea what it is, but I'd love to talk to the builder.

You gotta have clean red wheels. You just gotta.

This baby's ready for a rust paint job.

Ratbike in progress. Looking good and low.

I dig the rat rod look of this bad bike.

Vintage Indian ready to blast across Bonneville.

Diesel -- that’s the first thing You’ve got to know about Steve Darnell’s rat rod made in his shop Welderup. The body was taken from 1928 Dodge 4-door and was chopped and channeled onto handmade frame which is strong enough to carry the engine from 1998 Dodge truck -- Cummins 12 valve diesel. A lot power, good millage [20+!] and a lot of smoke [literally].
The trim is pretty unuassual -- bandsaw and chainsaw blade. The doors were made form a recycled gold mine brass mesh, dashboard -- from old farm equipment, rear bumper was fabrocated from excavator’s engine pistons, etc. All stuff is from recycled salvage equipment. A real smoker rat…

A Rat Rod made out of a Chevy S-10 body. I've never seen anything like this!

I love seeing a project car in a working garage.

Spotted on eBay, a Riley in sad need of the artist's touch.

Car Speed and Style Feb 1960 Old Vintage Magazine Customs Chop Top Karting Karts.

It packs a 400 hp diesel out of a Ford F-350, a Dana 80 rear-end, and a look and feel that would make Max Rockatansky feel right at home. This is Mitch Allread's custom fabricated creation and it is, without a doubt, one of the coolest things on the road today.

this almost looks too clean

when you can see the tire above the window, that's how you know its low enough

check out this BUS! never seen anything like this.

The Friday night drags are always a blast. How cool is it to see something like Eric Myers' nose-up '56 Chevy blasting down an old airstrip?!