Hi, I'm Bebe from Auburn, CA. I came here to look for info on Vintage Parts that my Dad left to my Sisters and I when he passed recently in Jan. We have a huge job ahead of us and I'm looking to this new to me community to help steer us in the right direction. The is a lot we know and even more we don't know. I come from the extreme 4x4 community and they were very quick to point us over here to help us identify some of the rarer parts and project vehicles Dad left to us. You can view the Vintage Roadster/Lakester on this thread here on the H.A.M.B. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=675785 and here in my home community on the Pirate4x4 Message Board. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1045486 Thanks in advance for all your help and I look forward to meeting you all at the swap meets. All the best, Bebe
Welcome, as I mentioned on your thread, post on the board at landracing.com Glen Barrett posts more there than here and he will be of help to you. Neat roadster!
Hey All, Thanks for the Welcome - glad to see some locals. I'll keep an eye out for Auburn Cruise nights We live just east of the Fairgrounds.
Welcome from a fellow newby here in Grass Valley. If you're into old crusty vehicles, Throwbacks Thursdays at Paco's Tacos is where all the vintage two-wheelers congregate monthly in the summer.
how come the boy's don't say that they're boy's when they join? i'll give my standard reply when a girl join's; g-g-g-g-g girl!
welcome from the"biggest little city",show a pic of your wheeler,as i also come from a ole school sand dragracing past.49 cj2a chevy11 4cyl The Oldie But Goodie
Here is my H3 - we fabbed a long travel suspension for it last year - it works great here is the build thread http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=915987 My 45MB April '45 build date- this was Gramps' Jeep, starting on her when the Lakester is done. We found the original Navy numbers on her hood Here is the FZJ80 we are building now and the build thread http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?p=13315538#post13315538 The love of my life tow rig - 1992 C-350 Centurion And my favorite gone but not forgotten - '72 Blazer Dove Tailed on 44" swampers As you can see my passion for all things automotive is the same as my Dad's, I just went a differnt direction - no less of an adrenaline rush
awesome,I got my passion from my dad at a very young age as well.my direction turned when I got tired of putting it on a trailor to have fun with it.been hotrods ever since.good luck with your new found adventure. your daddy will be proud.haha
I am very sorry for your loss. It sounds like your dad was an amazing person. And with the automotive knowledge that you have you will have no problem building your dads old race cars. I am also very happy that you will restore them and keep them in the family. It's going to take a hell of alot of research and hopefully you have some pictures, or us hamb members will find you some pictures. I will do my best to help with trying to find some pics for you. I just finished my old El Mirage/Bonneville Lincoln powered Roadster. I still can't find anything on my car but I have not stopped looking. Everybody that has seen the car thinks it was Harvey Hallers old Roadster. I wish you the best and hope all is well, Here are some pics of my baby. Take care and have fun building those beautiful cars your dad will be proud. Hudson Joe.
Welcome to Hamb Bebe, sorry to hear your Father passed Bebe, your Father had quite a collection and parts he lived his dream, he will be with you in your heart forever