Built To Drive
The father-son combination of Ray & Guido Fassel showed up at the 2015 Holley Hot Rod Reunion last year in a pair of unique rat rods. There are plenty of rat rods that might not make it across town, let alone four hours to Bowling Green, KY from Dandridge, TN, or tens of thousands of miles over the years. However, Ray & Guido’s cars are built to drive. If you want to see awesome hot rods like these, make sure you’re at the 2016 Holley NHRA Hot Rod Reunion!
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