Ozark Hill Country

[4everrodder]

Still trying to figure out what todays Rat Rod really is, Guess maybe my old beat up 29 ford roadster I bought in 1959 was kinda ratty to most folks but I loved it paid a lot for it too, $35.00 I had invested in it flathead merc and all, I could write a book on the good old days and my wide selection of cheap cars and being raised in Wichita, Kansas just 6 blocks north of dave stuckeys custom body shop, I figure Dave Stuckey was my mentor cause by watching him work I learned a lot, I am 64 years old now and still have the hot rod fever I had in 1959 Guess you never lose it.

[shes my BABYDOLL]

Welcome aboard dad thanks for teaching me about true hot rods love you

[mo_plowboy]

welcome from a fellow newb and a missouri boy

[4everrodder]

Thank Ya Buddie !!!

[firmebombacruiser51merc]

welcome

[mo_plowboy]

where ya at in missouri

[1stGrumpy]

Welcome from Arkansas...

[firstnomad]

Welcome to the H.A.M.B. from Arkansas City, KS. ..............I remember when DAVE STUCKEY BUILT THE LIL COFFIN as well.

firstnomad
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