Fast times and innovative minds created a Kustom Kulture of hot rods and monsters. Rat Fink was one of the many monsters Ed “Big Daddy” Roth drew in the 1960s. This monster became synonymous with the Kulture. He was on cars, T-shirts, and toy models. Rat Fink represented a time of rebellion, individuality, and creativity.Visit the Sacramento History Museum to see custom models of Rat Fink and learn more about the Kulture, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, and Stanley Mouse in our temporary exhibit, “Hot Rod

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

This rat rod burnout monster was a favourite. #ratrod #MuscleCarMadness #burnout #skidpad #v8 #v8motor | Canterbury Guard Rolling & Flairing

The best burnout from the Rat Rod Burnout Competition in Glide. 💪🏽🇺🇲 | Outboard Madness

VW Beetle Rat Rod Rolling To The Burnout Pit At The Starbird Car Show #sickcarsandtrucks #ratrod #ratrods | SICK Cars and Trucks