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september 2004...although the pic is from June 2004.

 

I'll just have to enjoy this thread, I'm too new to participate lol, old guys rule

 

The 57 looks, acts the same. . . . Only more miles

 

I signed up in 2006. The car I had at the time was my old '62 Ford Galaxie. This photo is from our first trip to the Lonestar Roundup, that same year --

 

Joined in 2004, still have the '30 Roadster, think about 6 other projects came and went in the past 14 years. Bob

 

I started this in 99 and joined right after the holidays that year.

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18 years next month
car is long gone, sold it to somebody here.. fireball 500
body shop owner in BC if I remember correctly

 

And that @Rocky has been part of more than one of my adventures . Speed and Power Meet Ryans old garage in KC with @jangleguy

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Joined up in 2007, had the '40 then, in fact I've had it since 1990. Wow, 30 years I've owned it. Seems like just yesterday. I've spoken with 3 previous owners going back to the late 60's. Where does time go?! I thought growing old would take longer!

 

I joined January 3, 2003 and had two running hot rods.

My orange 1932 Ford Roadster.



And my Black 1932 mordor, they are both gone now.



But I also had my project 1932 tudor sedan in the garage at that time. HRP

Then


and now.

 

Joined February 2007. Still have it. Got it in July 99. Snowman

 

Joined the HAMB in August 0f 2005 just got my 40 ford on the road in 2004 I had mopars prior to getting the 40. My first old car was a 41 ford business coupe when I was 16 back in 1962 after that it was mostly muscle cars until I bought my 40 project in 2002.

 

I joined March of 2009, I had this '40, hence my HAMB name. I sold it several months ago (word to newbees, use a name not tied into your present car).

 

I didn't have a running car when I joined, so no matching screen name.

I wonder if Stinky the Bum will post a pic of his ol' piece of cardboard?

 

I signed up in May 2011.almost 10 years ago!!
I signed in after I bought an f1 around 2010..

I sold it to a buddy of mine.
I'd like to buy it back but idk

 

I joined in Dec of 2005 after lurking for a while. I still have my 56 Chevy that is my avatar and my member name. I have owned it since 1996. It hasn't changed much over the years. It still isn't finished completely.

 

I joined in 2012. My roadster in 2014 with ‘32 grille and bronze windshield. Later in 2019 with aluminum windshield and Riley grille.

 

I joined 19 years ago today, member #337 and here is what my Coupe looked like then. I built it 30 years ago.

 

I joined in April of 2006 when my hot rod looked like this....
Trying to figure out how to build a Hotrod is what led me to the HAMB. I think I was buying parts at a swap meet and someone asked if I was on the HAMB and I think I said "what's that??"




It took me until 2011 to get it on the road and it's still not technically finished but it has taken me a lot of places and allowed me to meet some lifelong friends along the way!




Photo by Scotty Lachenauer (sp?)

 

Joined 2011 when I bought my truck 36 ford. Found the site while trying to learn all I could about it.

Bought the truck and had nowhere close to store it so it went to the machine shed at Grandma's farm and there it sat until about a month into quarantine. When I finally drug it home ready to start working on it. FF a couple more months and now I'm getting transfered to TX for work so work will have to wait a little while longer. But it's making the trip with us and then I won't have any more excuses but to actually do something with it.

When we parked it at the farm. Complete with Photobucket stamp lol


And at the shop where it site right now. Hasn't changed much.


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And you're still trying to get all of the fiberglass resin off your hands

 

Back in 2002 my first post was a brake question, luckily it flew under the radar and i avoided the hazing. Still driving the Model A some 18 years later.
Now that my shakedown run is over, it's finally getting some shiny paint one piece at a time.

I was flt-blk before it was uncool

 

Still have my roadster although its apart for a redo

 

I joined in 2009 after lurking for a couple of years after a friend told me he saw a pic of my'37 on the site. I still have the '37 looks much the same. Here is a shot from '93.

 

That is one bad ass looking car. Lots of attitude..Nice.