Here are some pics of a couple cars I started last year never finished them sold them on ebay.
Sheldon

This is the kit that I will be using. I have had it for some time and I started it a long time ago by removing the molded in exhaust system and then lost interest. It will make a good kit for this build. Most of the parts that I will be using will come from this kit with a few parts like Corvette valve covers coming from the spare parts box.

Cool Gary that 55 Chev should make a great rat rod, it will be interesting to see what you do with this kit you are also the first one to post for the rat rod build.

Sheldon: Those two look like pretty good candidates for rat rod builds. It's a shame you don't have them anymore. The pickup (Lindberg '34, I'm assuming) looks great with a chop and channel and...is that a Pontiac mill you have stuffed in there? Speaking of stuffing, the multi-carbed hemi-head in the '32 coupe looks awesome.

Gary: It will be nice to see the '55 built up. The chassis work (removing the molded exhaust) looks very nice and clean in the pic.

-YL

I am starting the rat rod today a 36 ford coupe I have never built a fender less 36 before. I will have some pics tonight.
Sheldon

A 36 Ford that should work well Sheldon, you don't have to remove the fenders unless you want to i have seen these cars done with and with out fenders but it's up to you. I agree with Yoni great work on removing the exhaust.

Here is the start of my 36 Ford it will be mostly kit parts, the wheels and tires are Revell 40 Ford cp parts.
Sheldon

Good start Sheldon, is that a flat head engine.

I am going with the Pontiac. This going to be a 50's Hot Rod that is road weathered.
Sheldon