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Bobtailed '32 five window

 

A Rodder's Credo

 

Waahoooooo, what a start guys !

Peugeot 203 à la Nomad

 

Evening all...
A couple of pix from the Nostalgia's last weekend...

 

Nice, nice work fellas!!!

I’ve got some commission pieces parts:

 

GOODMORING

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Good morning HAMBsters! Nice start! Thanx, Gary

 

April Fool




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High Noon Speed Shop

 

RUST IN PEACE #5

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Cool start, thanks for the likes ! Here is a great Vette. from a Oregon Hamb member.

 

Gary, every thing about that 5w rocks !

 

This was a weekly occurrence from our house in Long Beach. The towing going down Santa Fe Ave. to Wardlow Rd, to the entrance of Lions Dragstrip in 1960. It was a couple of backyard hot rodders in action.

Hello,
This is what our 40 Willys looked like being towed to Lions behind our 1958 black Impala. It was a weekly happening until the end. It was a backyard hot rod/drag racer ready for some action. We could have driven it to Lions, after all, it was in the Street Gas Coupe and Sedan Class. It was only 2 miles away from our house, but the Moon Tank, inside, only held 2 gallons.

As two teenage hot rod enthusiasts back in the late 50s, we got involved in something we really enjoyed. After racing the black 348/280 hp 1958 Impala in the A/Stock class with many trophies for rewards, we delved into something else to satisfy our needs. We saw an old 1940 Willys Coupe sitting in grassy side yard and decided to make something out of it. Our friends had a 34 Ford Coupe and a sedan, but no one had a Willys Coupe.

At first, we ran a 283 SBC with 6 Strombergs in B/Gas. Then months later, we got a 671 Isky Gilmer Blower Kit and rebuilt the SBC to 292. Instant horsepower and that cool 671 sound…A few weeks after that, with a few, thick, steel plates welded into the trunk over the rear axle housing, we were able to drop down to the C/Gas class until August 13, 1960. (Getting close to the National C/Gas record, by the time of the Detroit Nationals in 1960, was our goal.)

Jnaki

40 Willys at Lions Thanks Rruss HAMB


This is what the version that would have been driving back to the Detroit Nationals in 1960. The finished form included more speed goodies, Hilborn 2 port, C&O Hydro, M&H, Halibrands, full upholstery and paint, etc. (and a new surf wagon for the both of us...)

 

Great work today.

 

Great show this week... easily my favorite day on the HAMB Here's my latest 3d model.

 

and a little photo shop of it's first "test drive"...

 

I always look at your threads , but this I think was one of the best. Thanks for what you do and how you do it....

 

I was headed to the Auto fair in Charlotte N.C. this morning, and spotted this. Garage Art.

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Couple oldies...skipstitch inspired

 

Couch sketches! Not of , On.

 

Great show, as always! I appreciate all of you sharing your talent with the rest of us.

 

I know the car you're speaking of. You did a nice job of replicating it.

 

Wowzer.... This is exceptional...

 

A couple pieces of Art at the Charlotte Auto fair. { the Hemi } is an fiberglass cooler, and the valve cover lifts off for access.

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2017 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick Canada...

 

Fresh from The HAMB Friday Art Show a few ago, I had some 16" x 20" Giclee prints made of my Ed “Big Daddy” Roth piece— my first ever foray into the Giclee print world and they turned out super nice! I have them listed in the Misc. Classifieds here: https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ed-big-daddy-roth-giclee-prints.1102832/ so hit me up if you're interested!