Kenny Hauk and Hauk Designs blew away fans at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas last year with the Rock Rat, a decked out, chopped and screwed, tuned-up Jeep built from a 1947 Willy’s CJ2A body.
Taking on a dystopian vibe, the Rock Rat looks like it was one of the chasing cars in the recent flick “Mad Max: Fury Road” that even drives like it is meant to tear through a desert wasteland.
Powering the Rock Rat is a V12 diesel engine sourced from an older school bus that Hauk and the team at Industrial Injections and Turbonetics completely worked over to produce 700 horsepower and a jolting 1,200 pound-feet of torque.
Plowing through any surface are a set of 44-inch Pit Bull Tires set on B.A.D. Beadlock wheels. Rock Rat also boasts safety glass from a house that has been reused for the windscreen, bespoke HID Projector headlights featuring an etched-in skull logo, a 1960s era fire truck pump handle repurposed as a shifter, and a Kicker Audio system.