Features Hamb 28-29 Club

Here is my roadster in winter storage.

 

One of the never ending projects.....

 

Did you build my old truck? Never knew any history on it. That's cool.

 

I got a sedan, truck and phaeton. I am in.

 

Here is one of them.

 

Ok heres mine 29 model A sedan delievery for 302 4speed 9" rearend work in progress

 

Here's one of our car club member's '28 Tudor. We are continuously un-fucking this one. I'll do a build thread on it one of these days.

 

my roadster......

 

Got three '29s now CC pickup, coupe and cabriolet. Pics later.

 

Here are a couple of shots of my 2.

 

The car in my avatar is ours

 

ill play

my 28 RPU that is getting torn down now


and my 28 "long term" sedan project when i brought it home

 

Slowly progressing

 

quick question. I'm working on my lower A pillars on my sport coupe. Can someone tell me if the outside of the A pillar curves down and ends flush with the side cowl panel, or does it stick out a bit?

Pictures would be great.
Heres what I'm working with.

 

Me got one just finshed it

 

Hillbilli
Here is the deal - Depending on what year and what time of year the "A" was built is to how and where the kick panel sits. At the very bottom of the windshield/cowl support post there is a small indentation that has a rivet in it. The kick panel mounts to the support post and is indented about 3/4 of an inch at the top and then moves outward as it goes down to the bottom. Early 28s were tucked in quite a bit at the bottom. Later 28s were farther out and 29s were almost flush at the bottom with the post.

 

My Special Coupe. Been on the road for a year. Now getting new wood and paint.

 

My 28 Roadster.

 

Heres a shot of my 28 coupe:

 

My 1929 "Banger" Tudor. It will be at Autorama in The Basement this year. It's looking a bit more "hot rod-like" now then you see in the photos with some chassis lowering, lower headlamps, etc....

 

And my 1928 Banger Roadster.....

 

I was hoping you would post these two. Really like them both.

 

Here's my two

 

T-strips on the rear quarters....how the hell do you get these off? is there a way to do it without totally destroying them???

 

Here's an all steel 1928 Phaeton that can be yours and you can join this club too!
See your local HAMB Classifieds for more details.....

 

Here's a few more, mostly lifted from the Hamb.

 

Nick28 that car is beautiful!

 

I was just going to say that! Very tasty!

 

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