My story

Great story, welcome

 

Welcome from Wisconsin. And nice story.

 

Welcome from Oklahoma great intro

 

welcome Ron, from Norco,

a neighbor..........

 

Your story fits so many of us...several years ago I took the wife to a large car event and she noticed that there was a lot people with gray hair driving these nice rides and she made the comment that everyone was old that she saw...I just laughed and said "Heck that's us"...

 

Hey from Tennessee, thanks for your service

 

Great intro indeed, sometimes it's amazing how long it takes to get back where we started. Welcome from So.ILL.

 

I've often wondered which of these plaques was made first. Perhaps you'll be the one to let us know if you drew one of these .....

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Or, could it be another version?

 

Welcome from Texas!

 

Welcome from VA

 

I knew you could do it Ron. The first time you walked in my shop and asked if you could walk around and look at things I was busy working on something. The guy's noticed you had more than a casual interest in the hotrods. Glad I stopped working on my project and we talked, and talked, and talked. When you mentioned Headhunters and George I was caught off guard. You brought back memorys from when I was a teenager dropping of parts for my dad at Foxworthys or S&S Automotive. Glad you again have a hotrod and got to reunite with your old friends.

 

Welcome to the HAMB from another Ron. I,ve spent my whole life in the Hayward , San Lorenzo , Castro Valley area ,its always been a great area for Hot-Rodding!! I've also known Jerry Sezar for about 30 years and if anybody can light the hot rod fire, he can! Welcome back.

 

Great intro...welcome from Socal...cant wait to see pics of your car and your car club plaque...

 

This intro needs to be read first before anyone posts their intro!

 

Thanks for your response, check out my albums for new pics...... Ron Francis

 

Yeah, the two "primitive" ones are the early versions. ( 1950-1953 ) The club was finally able to get a professional pattern maker using my drawing to create the finned and last model. I always cherished it, and now after almost sixty years it is again on a car that is worthy of it.

 

Great intro for sure, but lose the address or the
Roadster may be gone in the morning. Hell I want to see it first.
Welcome from Mississippi!

 

Welcome aboard, Ron.