123. The Pile Up EP11: Odd Rods III
About this episode
Dive into the quirky world of odd rods as the hosts continue their exploration of unique custom cars in the third installment of their Odd Rod series. They discuss standout vehicles like the Megacycle and the Ice Truck, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from listeners who reminisce about their own automotive experiences. The episode features a deep dive into the design and engineering of these one-off creations, highlighting the craftsmanship and creativity that define the custom car culture. With plenty of humor and camaraderie, this episode is a vibrant celebration of automotive artistry.
The Queen and Emdog continue to stumble and fumble through the very wacky world of Odd Rods. Queenie finally gets to unveil one of her top tier favorites. A model T inspired pre-war body and on a period technical Indy car inspired chassis. That's the amazing Ice Truck by Dan Woods. Em dog brings out a heavy hitter with Fritz Schenk's Roswell Rod, a Roth inspired rod that is so out of this world it will make you want to believe.
Dan Woods Ice Truck & insta
Fritz Schenk's Roswell Rod
Recorded, edited & mixed by Emdognightmare & Queen of the Vans
Production & research Queen of the Vans & Emdognightmare
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Ford Model T
"...hat it has the, what that looks like just a stock Model T windshield. So it's like, it's got a Model T cowl..."
Volkswagen Rabbit
"Oh, okay. Like the VW Rabbit pickup. Right."
Ford Fairlane
"I mean, I think the 64 Fairlane was the NASCAR front end"
Buick Skylark
"Shank, it was the 70 Buick Skylark. Okay."
Chevrolet Impala
"Big, Impala type fin or El Camino type fin"
Chevrolet Corvette
"I've got breaks to do on my Corvette at some point,"
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