Projects Stand By For The 1934 Chevrolet

Dick,
Did you make the hood top from scratch?
Aluminum?
What thickness and grade?
Glenn

 

I did make the hood top. I don't know the grade. It's really thin, I bent it without annealing it. I'll ask Hogrod, he gave me the material.

 

I cut the frame horns off and painted the hood sides.

 

Hey man. Big respect for your creativity on those Vrod wheels. They make that car interesting to look at. If that makes sense.


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So happy to have seen Dick get this car together and put plenty of spirited miles on it.

Rest In Peace man, see you on the other side.

 

@Tim are you speaking of Hamber xderilict?

 

@Stogy yup :/

 

Condolences to xderelicts family and friends on his passing...he had a real cool vision in Hotrods...May he rest in peace.

Than you @Tim for sharing this...

Regards,
Stogy

 

This is one of the coolest new rides I've seen on here in a while

 

Rest peacefully Tattooer .

 

RIP xderilict One of the coolest rides and threads.

 

RIP Dick

 

These are memorial tributes that are a little more subdued but no less moving...so we offer condolences and celebrate life lived...RIP xderilict

 

Bttt

 

Would someone who knew Dick please start a thread for him.
He was a member of The Professional Tattooists of the Hamb, but I didn't have many convos with him.

 

Oh man I just posted on liking the car and had know idea the builder had passed. So sad.

 

Bummer. RIP xderilict

 

DICK I HARDLY KNEW YA MAN. !!!!! RIP

 

... there is a really cool video, somewhere on the net ... of him and his wife, tooling around in that coupe, loud as hell, old car interior noises ... with both of them laughing, and smiling ear to ear. Stop light revving, and debating on letting it loose ... at the green.

He was near the end of his life, and you'd have never of known it ... by his actions in that video. It'll make you cry, with a smile clearly, on your face. Just like theirs.

Always flinging effort, into his realities. Challenges, were no thing, for him. Just get it done. Alot of people here, looked up to him, and his ongoing builds ... with one burning, all the way to the ground. Never quit. Just build another.

God bless him, and his family. He was a husband, and a dad. Surely, missed by all.

 

Looking forward to seeing the car this Sunday at the Gear Jam show in South Omaha. Hosted by the South Omaha Turds. I`m bettin it`ll be there.

 

And it was.

 

A bit of a tribute here in the opening moments to the Late Hamber Xderelict...
and a Show with many more Hambers





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Stogy, thanks for posting that link, whoever produced that really captured the vibe of the show. 1st time attendee this year for me at the invite of Rob Lee. What a kool get together, great music, great food, cool cars and awesome people.

Proceeds from the event went to a scholarship fund in Dick's name. What a cool thing for the South Omaha Turds to do!!

I can close me eyes and see Dick Warsocki sitting on a tailgate at the old Lincoln (fairgrounds) swap meet, helping me out with some Six Cylinder Chevy questions. Nice guy doesn't say enough about him.

 

where did his coupe end up..?

 

Still owned by family members. Rob Lee, fellow club member takes it out occasionally and puts some miles on it. It was at Grease A Ramma last year and possibly this year too. A show on the north side of Kansas City held this weekend.

 

still taking care of the car for my dear friend,his widow Tess has actually driven the car a couple times. miss him everyday..... Rob