The 1955 H.A.M.B. Calendar is HERE!

I know, I know… We are late as hell with this thing. It all goes back to the details really. We were not gonna release a H.A.M.B. Calendar until we were all damn well satisfied with it. It had to be perfect. And it is…

This year’s calendar is a bit different than anything we have ever done before. We are used to producing an art piece that you hang on the wall and look at a few times a month. I wanted something more… Something with more utility. Something more than a calendar.

This year’s calendar is more like a book. A book that you can keep time with. A book that you can reference. A book that you can keep notes in or keep track of your car’s maintenance schedule with. It fits in your glove box or a large map pocket. Alternatively, it will also just hang on your wall like calendars of past.

We started with a smaller (10″ x 7″) format utilizing spiral binding. This allowed us to feature the large and gorgeous imagery of past, but also allowed us to make the calendar smaller in form. We then included a number of blank pages for note keeping and then reference sheets for the big three hot rod motors: the Ford Flathead, the Chevrolet Small Block, and the Chrysler Hemi.

Of course, it was all laid out beautifully by Chad and the end result is nothing less than art. This is the best calendar we have ever done. You are gonna love it. Period.

Get yours now.

Note: We’ve also got more tag toppers and brass alliance tags in stock. Get them while you can.

Special Thanks To:

1. Chad Hill (Django) – Every year he reaches deeper and deeper to pull a rabbit out of his gut. I’m literally amazed at this man’s talent and you will be too when you get your calendar. His layout skills are simply instinctive perfection.

2. Johnny @ RED. LINE. (Jarzenhotrods) – This job would be impossible without a good printer and, thankfully, we have HAMBer on our side. Johnny busted his ass to get these done for us.

3. One of my favorite features of the new calendar are the engine spec sheets. Both Porknbeaner and Ebbsspeed were instrumental in making those happen. Thanks for your brains gentlemen.

4. All of the guys that submitted photos – whether we used them or not. I can’t say enough about the quality of the photography this year. Above and beyond fellas… Thank you, thank you, thank you. You guys make the calendar.