So how many Woody owners are on the HAMB?

"Pull her out and get it on over to the shop. I will be glad to fix her up for you. "

Sure!...We would be working on the 'pay you as soon as I sell it plan',right?

 

If you must, SELL, SELL, SELL, just not the woodie.

 

I'm in the process of building a Huckster van using '29 A sheet metal and a 1931 A frame. Power is a 1.8 SOHC Courier engine with a ZF four speed. This is definitely a measure twice, cut once job as a 4x8 sheet of 3/4" mahogany is running $129.00 each!

 

forgot to post the other one I worked on........never made it to a driver stage as the own didn't want to spend the money.


****note the gas prices in the background, it was about 1997****

 

'51 Ford project underway.

 

Hupster what engine are you running in there?

 

Come on...get it out. I want to see that thing back on the road.

 

It's an LS series out of a 2002 Chevy truck. Ed of Eddie's Chop Shop (a HAMBer) did the intake to use 6 rochesters for the air (throttle bodies).

 

Nick Alexander & he sold 63 of them 11/2 years ago at Montery for 7.3 million!

 

piece by piece-X63=7.3 million!

 

I have a little work to do, but one day it will be a 1949 Mercury again.

 

Got the Zephyr on the road in April 2011 and did 4500 miles driving all over the countryside. The car drew a crowd everywhere I went with it.

 

Finished woodie #1 in 2012 and sold her at Mecum auction in Monterey August this year. Woodie #2 (not so much a HAMB type project) is well underway. #2 is a 50 Ford using Art Morrison chassis, 2011 Camaro SS engine & trans, and 64 Thunderbird interior. Here's a pic of the completed woodie #1.

 

Just bought a 49. I have a problem.

 

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, and you were asking me about the '32?