2.6K views · 76 reactions | This week on Vettecademy learn about how Kustom Kar Kulture and Ed "Big Daddy" Roth influenced many in automotive design. This influence even stretches to Retired Director of Exterior Design for GM Performance Car Studio, Tom Peters. The exhibit Car-Toon Creatures: Kustom Kars & Corvettes: The Art and Influence of Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth is open through April 2021 at the National Corvette Museum. | National Corvette Museum | Facebook

So cool to see ED "Big Daddy" Roth art work at the Galpin Auto Sports - G.A.S. collection #ratfink #ratfinkart #bidaddyroth #carlifestyle #carspotting #carswithoutlimits #AutomotiveHistory #automotiveart | Speed and Shine

Artist and custom car builder Ed “Big Daddy” Roth rose to celebrity status in the car-crazed youth culture of the 1960s, reinventing the custom car aesthetic with wild, fiberglass bodied fantasy hot rods. The Outlaw was Roth’s first custom automobile and was built in part to help promote his expanding T-shirt business. While a 1949 Cadillac engine was used for power, its one-of-a-kind body was specially molded in fiberglass. Its original design helped thrust Roth to the forefront of the “mod rod

Ed Roth Orbitron car at Detroit Autorama | Twisted Axle Car Club

We've got two new Ed Roth models up on the store! Check out the classic Rat Fink and Drag Nut and don't forget to snag a Rattle Bomb kit to coat them with! Grab 'em here: https://rothmetalflake.com/collections/models or hit the link in our bio. Use code: ATLANTIS for 10% off your order of $35 or more. | Roth Metal Flake

Rat Fink style 57 Chevy! Rat Fink was created by Southern California artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, a key figure in the 1950s–60s Kustom Kulture and hot-rod scene. Rat Fink was first advertised in 1963 and quickly became more than just a character — it was a countercultural icon.#DragRacing #Rattfink. | Gary Lang