Whats the rarest car on the HAMB right now?

This conversation came up today and got me wondering. In terms of production numbers whats the rarest car owned by a HAMB member. Sure 32 3 windows are hard to come by but they are not considered rare. Unless you're trying to own one. I have friends with Lincoln Zephyr's but even they are not really rare in terms of production numbers.

I'll offer up my Friends 1940 Chevy Sloper. It's been documented that this car is 1 of 149 ever produced. I'd guess that out of those 149 there's really only a handful around. So whats more rare than that.

Oh please include your home address and combination to the garage alarm. Just in case we're in the area with an empty trailer

 

1933 Rolls Canardley, one of three that survive.

 

My Nash Lafayette 36 3 window coupe?

 

funny I was thinking a finished one.....

 

HaHa yeah I thought about that afterwards. I'm thinking Handy Andy and Truck and Coupe are in a league of their own. 1 of 3 is pretty hard to imagine. I'd be scared to drive the dand thing.

 

is that the one that rolls down hill and canardley get up them

 

the stone stock 1932 three window but I think it was fixed by now.

 

ME!! Oh ; I thought you said 'card' !

 

Nice to know that that joke, used by my Dad for years is also used on the other side of the planet!

James, did you find out how/why that sloper ended up in your neck of the woods?

I would love to say I have something rare hiding in the garage, that would get you all excited, asking for pictures and saying "wow". Sadly I don't

 

My guess would be Guffey's 64 Hemi Dodge raced by the RAMCHARGERS 1 of 2 factory 64 Dodge A/FX cars and the first 426 Hemi.

 

Rarest? Probably a '35 Dickfer.

 

Or that 29 Henway

 

That that one too.

 

Putting all jokes aside, the rarest is the one that you couldhave built, but didn't.

 

... and here I thought the last factory-assembled Muntz Jet of mine, was rare...

 

My wifes '50 Ford. One of one female owned, hubby built hot rod Shoebox Ford.

 

I know this isn't the rarest car on here, but relatively speaking, it's damn rare.
...and a great start to a cool project.

1932 B-400
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Malcolm

 

I think there is a bit more than the truth to that. But that is why this bunch is so much fun. We are more about the building than having it finished.

 

Guess my '66 Studebaker Wagonaire isn't even close in this company.
It's one of 938, and only one of 640 with a V8.

 

My wife also has one of those That makes two!

 

How about a 1914 saxon.

 

1960 olds three pedel

 

Now that's funny!

My project isn't even started. Still collecting parts. (Hang head in shame....)

 

I have a 1 of a 120 built 1971 buick GS 454 four speed car. split bench too. things a real head snapper.

 

33 chevy mercury series coupe 9200 production and one cut to hell mine

 

so far I think the saxon takes the cake.

 

1909 new pick doctors coupe english car

 

Buick GS 454???

Now, That has got to be rare...

 

One that's finished!

 

I guess the 40 chevy sloper being rhd was stolen from Australia,suppose you can have one back .LOL