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The Texan’s Tall T
Friday, May 18, 2018
I’m on a mid-’60s kick right now. Cars, bikes, music, art, design…wait a second—I’ve been hooked on this era for as long as I can remember. While thumbing… continue reading »
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I’m on a mid-’60s kick right now. Cars, bikes, music, art, design…wait a second—I’ve been hooked on this era for as long as I can remember. While thumbing… continue reading »
8 Comments on the H.A.M.B.
Spring has finally sprung and in many parts of the country the climate can finally be called “Roadster Weather” just about everywhere. As you make your summer hot… continue reading »
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I’m all kinds of hopped up on pain meds right now. As some of you know, I’ve had neck issues for years and have plenty of surgery scars… continue reading »
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Ever wonder how many hot rods that were built in the early post-war era are still out there on the road today? How many roadsters built in 1946,… continue reading »
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October, 1958 – Car Craft Magazine. I have always had a thing for t-roadsters on deuce rails. Always. And I think the reason for that is simply because… continue reading »
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Four doors are everywhere. Check the classifieds, Craigslist, Auto Trader, #rodswapper, this, that and the other. See them at local car shows; see them out on the streets…. continue reading »
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The problem with knowing as much as we do about traditional hot rods and old cars in general, is that it becomes impossible to not spot something wrong… continue reading »
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“Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that’s no matter—tomorrow we will run faster,… continue reading »
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Need Inspiration for the HAMB Drags? Lets go back 60 years ago to a time when Drag Racing was simple, and one of the best places in the… continue reading »
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