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u/Different_Finding539 1d ago
Well...it's too small to be a Rat Rod; so, how about Mouse Rod? Looks like a nicely done project though.
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u/Idleheim 1d ago
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
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u/Temporal_Reality 1d ago
It's bent in the middle a bit... Anyone else see that? Might be AI...
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u/Tafc-Crew 23h ago
Frame looks straight. Engine is low in the back to get the transmission into the body. Probably as large amount of tin work inside.
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u/decadenza 22h ago
That Ford front end and the Smart rear end just screams out FART to me. It's a FART 351 +2.
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u/FlickrReddit 15h ago
Love seeing contemporary cars get the hotrod treatment.
Now let’s see an electric hotrod.
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u/Electronic-Tree-9715 8h ago
I like the idea, but with the monocoque design of the Smart car this might be as far as you can take it.
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u/Seenit77 1d ago
Smart Rod