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Re: Rusty-X or Rust-DX Looks very cool. I will be interested in the finish you put on it. I have to admit though, the only thing I could think of when I saw the title was Rust-DX Ford! :lol:

If you could find one for a reasonable price a pedal tractor body might be the way to go as far as making a tank. Something like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Flyer-T ... 336d2df08a http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pedal-Tractor-L ... 336d40245b http://www.ebay.com/itm/Belarus-Toy-Ped ...

Hoping for the best; you and your father will be in our thoughts and prayers.

This is awesome. You have captured the gasser feel very well! From the shifter and slick already mentioned to the pedals, seat, aluminum tank, and even the colored plexiglass! NIce job!

You're right; that is in amazing condition! Beautiful!

Thanks to firestonepilot's Manhattan Trucker bike post I think I have identified this frame. It appears to be a Manhattan. It looks an awful lot like the frame on the Trucker, Hornet, and Flyer models. The dropouts are exactly the same. I sure would like to find a source for these frames. I may...

That is nice. You have good taste. I guess all those years you were paying attention!

It's now at the top in the "builds" section. Rat Rod has combined some sections recently.

I like it, looks tough! Is that a doorknob on the stem?

I started on a bike that I was hoping to get finished in time for the Art of the Bicycle at the Go Away Garage. Due to lack of time and some other problems that isn't going to happen but I am determined to finish it and build some more. I have pics of the bike from a couple weeks ago. Since then...

I have been lurking here for awhile and decided to join up. Stumbled on to this site while looking for ideas for the Art of the Bicycle Show at the Go Away Garage. I am 40 years old, married and have one child still at home; we live outside of Belle Plaine. I do know some members here...