Thread: hot roddrers food for thought
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12-07-2009 09:13 AM #1
hot roddrers food for thought
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the classic hot rod food groups;
peanut butter and grease with cold coffee and/or warm beer!!
wife is gone, so it's left overs from 2 weeks ago, 'cause ya can't find anything else and don't feel like cookin'.
coffee so old there's mold on top, ya scrape off the mold and drink it anyway.
[l know poeple who have done that, ewwww ]
cook a can of soup by tie wirring it to the exaust while cruising around town.
cook a potato by sticking on the intake when taking a trip so you have hot food. [can warm up left overs this way too]
take a frozen steaks and defrost them with the torch so they can cook faster.
no can opener? hammer and a screwdriver!
cook a grilled cheese on a scrap peice of flat metal with a torch.
l have done the cold coffe warmed up with a torch trick.
mmmmmmmmmmmm lunch is served!!
laterlead, follow or get outta the way
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12-15-2009 02:34 AM #2
I saw a rat rod last summer with expanded metal grills on each of the headers with 4 hotdogs on each side. Smelled pretty good when he pulled into the parking lot.41 Willys 350 sbc 6-71 blower t350, 9in, 4 link
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