Hot Rods What inspired your online name

It's been mine for years. Restored an off topic 69 Mustang CJ 428. Initials and year. Just always used it.

 

I bet you thought I had a stutter!

 

Holy Crap...I THINK WE HAVE OUR WINNER !!!

And the trophy goes to @Silverplate for the most Iconic, historically important user-name on the HAMB .

 

I'll bet you say that to all the boys.

 

I've met Larry and can say without a doubt that's not his ass.

 

When our little family bought our first computer, and I started fooling around with this "online stuff", and "discovered" there were car related sites, this Willys Coupe on Hotrodders.Com, was immediately one of my favorite cars. I had always been a Tri-Five Chevrolet guy, but this Willys became a dream car to me. It was also a source of information for the GM, single and dual range Hydra-Matics, aka, HYDRO'S. That was a long time ago.
I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

Well, thanks for helping me out, Jerry. Now they might want to know why you were checking my ass out.

 

As a over the road trucker for way to many years, my c.b. handle was Grumpy. When I joined the h.a.m.b. 12 years ago, Grumpy was already in use!

 

This...

 

Many people call me asshole. Sometimes to my face. I've worked hard all my life to live up to that. I consider myself a professional.
But didn't think that was the best choice for a screen name.
Hence, the other nickname.

 

My parent's named me David.

 

,,,I had this ol Chevy at the time...

 

Best mil ever made.

 

Mine is a bit cryptic, if you care to figure it out I'll owe you a beer. Here is my truck.

 

Red and white, just like the old Campbell’s soup can.

 

↑ X 2

 

Not a hamber because he is long passed away, his last name was Russick. He put it on his personal license plate and was instantly a Doctor.. it was assumed to read “Are you sasick”... he always had a laugh about it. I’m sure here his monicker would be RUSSICK!

 

Prone to getting water in the oil from a blown head gasket, crack, or?

 

Come on guys you can do a little better than that!

 

↑ R U a Superintendent by chance?

 

Mine goes back to my racing days and that old saying, "If you can't run with the bigdog, stay on the porch."

 

When people see my last name...Przybylowicz. Most times they say that looks like the alphabet. A couple of my buddies even call me Gene Alphabet. Then, one night I was making a list of all the different cars (about 18) that gave up parts for my '40 build. My wife walked by and said every letter in the alphabet must be on that list. Just like the soup. And so, Alphabet Soup came to mind. Gene.

 

My old car when I joined about 20 years ago. 38 chevy 2 dr sedan with a 454. Sold the car about 2 years ago.

Sent from dumb operator on a smart phone

 

I always loved drag racing and once I was able to scrounge enough money to do so I built a 66 Fairlane with a 428 SCJ, it took every penny I could to put it together and was a monster. We went up to Milan Mich for the big Ford race and as I went through the traps it let loose. The piston and rod made a huge hole in the side of the block, I was heart broken my good friend Rich was racing his car with me and provided a tow back to the pits. When he showed up at the end of the track he said what happened? I said piston broke, he said yea I know you are but what happened to the car. We both laughed and it stuck with me for 35 years.

 

Name of the funniest and hardest working black farm hand that ever worked for us. Boodlum was legendary. Could break any piece of farm equipment he used. Tractors too - kept another black guy named Lawyer working just to fix Boodlum's messes. But Boodlum was a strong guy and worked sunup to sundown and never complained too much. When I was eight years old and put in the fields to learn how to farm Boodlum kept an eye on me - my grandmother told him to.
Boodlum was a piece of work. Introduced me to local black bootleggers, hobos and others.
Showed me where to put a couple dollars in an old cast iron stove in the town trash dump and in the morning there would magically appear some beers or cheap red wine. Get a buzz before school started.
ETA: Our crew of farm hands:
Napolean - field boss
Sharp - first photo of me is a baby in his wife Annie's arms
Boodlum
Lawyer
Sylvester
me - "lil 'yuma" the white boy
come cotton picking season we hired more seasonal hands

 

Short for Extreme Hotrodder

 

Well, my name is Tim , my wife’s is Angie, I have a Flathead powered T roadster and an A Tudor, and I like Flatheads and T n A .

 

Man trying saying that real fast three times in a row. The one thing you can say about Poles they do have colorful names. Served in the Corps with a Przybylowicz his family was from Lowicz Poland I believe, he was very proud of that.

 

I know a guy with the last name of Alexanderwisz, his nickname was AtoZ