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[jim donnelly]

Greetings to all:

My name is Jim Donnelly, and I'm senior editor of Hemmings Motor News and its associated titles in Bennington, Vermont. I've never owned a hot rod, but I love the traditionals and the huge role that those cars, and their builders, command in the history of the automobile. Watch the "Wanted" section. I am going to be posting a Web site being established to located a missing drag car once race by a good friend of mine, a pioneering Chicago hot rodder named Don Miller. Please help us find it. Thanks, JD.

[wbrw32]

Welcome Jim...been reading Hemmings since its inception..very small size in those days...like a 5X7....

['Mo]

Welcome, Jim. I've subscribed to Hemmings off and on for decades...a valuable resource on many levels. Keep up the good work!

Good luck with your search. I think you've come to the right place!

[Trucked Up]

Welcome. Good luck on the search.

Long time subscriber.

[themoose]

Hi Jim. Hemmings helped me locate a lot needed of parts over the years. It was one of the only sources for vintage parts back in the day... before the internet.

[firstnomad]

Hemmings motor news has been a big help to a lot of people, including myself. Welcome to the H.A.M.B. from Arkansas City, KS.

firstnomad
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[40fordtudor]

Welcome from Rowlett, TX---

[1stGrumpy]

Welcome from Arklansas. Like many others, I too have read Hemmings for many years...