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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by qmdv, Jul 5, 2012.

  1. Muttley
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    My Dad's '54 Merc and my Uncle Jerry's '55 Chevy. Huntington Beach, California 1961.

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  2. Muttley
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    My Dad's '49 Olds. Huntington Beach, California 1961.

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  3. Muttley
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    Dad's '58 Volvo. Westminster, California 1965.

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  4. Muttley
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    '58 DeSoto. Westminster, California 1966.

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  5. Muttley
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    Dad's '54. The truck had Radirs on the back and his old club plaque can be seen below the rear window. I still have the plaque.

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  6. Muttley
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    Dad's Shelby. Huntington Beach, California 1970:

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  7. Muttley
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    '55 pickup with Vette grill. Westminster, California 1969

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  8. TexasHardcore
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    We haven't scanned many of the photos my folks have, but here's a shot of my dad's '33 Chevy in about 1980, that's my car seat sitting in the grass next to the car. He still has this car...

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    Here's a '66 Impala he had for several years. 327/Glide, was later painted black before it was sold. Was his daily driver for many years. That's me standing with it in about 1987...

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    Here's a current project of his... Buick Invicta Wagon. He just rebuilt the 425ci Nailhead...

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    Here's dad last Xmas Day, target practice with an SKS. 1962 Old F85 2door in the background...

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    Dad's '64 Chevy C-10 after meeting a big tree limb during a windstorm about a month ago...

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    I'll hav to dig up photos of some of his previous cars...'66 Nova SS Gasser, '57 Apache, '61 Apache, '63 C10, '66 Chevelle, '65 Galaxie, etc.
     
  9. Rear engined Model A covered with dope and fabric. Built in three months.
     

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  10. Mr48chev
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    I've shown the photo before but this is what my Dad was driving when I was born.

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    A 41 Ford that he bought when he came back from overseas at the end of WWII.
     
  11. buikwag
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    1. Buick Nailheads

    My dad did'nt have a hotrod , but heres a picture of my mom ans me on his motorcycle. Taken a few years ago as I am now 70. He is still around and will be 91 August 13th. My mom passed last August 12th at 88 years old.
     

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  12. 3rd Gen Hot Rodder
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    Photo of my late father and late grandfather during building in 1969...
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    and today...
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    Its pretty stock, until you look under the hood...
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  13. 56FRLN
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    I use this pic as my avatar. Dad with his '49 when he was in the Air Force in '51. He still talks about how the Hollywoods would sound rolling thru the hills.


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  14. Boeing Bomber
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    As seen in R&C "Young Guns".
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  15. Boeing Bomber
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    High School Hot Rod in '40.
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  16. Boeing Bomber
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    The stories are true. This is my Dad, (in the back ground) with his buddy in '46 after they modified the Army issue Harley 45's They un-crated from an army-navy surplus store. $200.oo each.

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  17. joemarsicano
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    Funny, I see no rat rod junk.
     
  18. Purchased brand new in 1955 when Dad was 21, customized immediately...

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    Not quite as COOL as the blown ARDUN flattie 3rd Gen posted, but it did have a McCulloch...

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    His first hot rod was a '34 Ford roadster. No photos of that one, I wish there were.
     
  19. hallrods
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    my dads first hot rod
     

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  20. Hotweel
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    That '58 DeSoto is much scarier than Christine.
     
  21. nochop
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    from norcal

    Look at my avitar.... I'm driving my dads deuce now. (got it the hard way)
     
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  23. haroldd1963
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    Here's my Dad playing with his...it's been in our family since he built it in the mid 50's.
     

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  24. Roadmistress
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    I Love that Desoto a few pages back. *Drool*.

    The LaSalle was my dad's favorite car he ever owned. It was swept up in a huge flood and wound up in the Ohio River. He still has nightmares about that.

    The 28 Model A was the first car I ever rode in. Not a Hot Rod, it was all original, but it was so perfect he just wouldn't modify it. Dad drove it almost every day, weather permitting. It carted me to my first day of school.

    "What's a seat belt??" Normal question for me as a 5 year old kid. Not sure how I survived. But I did.
     

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  25. Silhouettes 57
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    My Dad was born in 1908 and here are a few of his cars from back in his day!
     

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  26. Suicycle - had a shifter by the gas tank 1949 Hawaii

    Ford I think at camp in California
     

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  27. King Karl
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    Here is Pop's 37 & 57 sometime in the early 60's.
    The 37 had a white & red rolled interior. A section of the running boards were upholstered as well. I'll try to find another pic from the side if anyone is interested in seeing it.
    The 57 is the same one that I currently have torn all to shit & trying to get back together.
     

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  28. DocWatson
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    Is that '37' Ford not a '38' Standard?

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  29. DocWatson
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    This is my Fathers '38 Standard Club Coupe, built in the late 70's and has been on the road ever since! When my parents got into some financial difficulties I bought the car and it was my daily driver for 10 years.
    I gave it back to them a couple of years ago, I hated to see one of my Heros, my Father without a HotRod.

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  30. Muttley
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    Hey Doc, whats with that white band from the doors to the hood ornament?
     

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