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So What Years Of Cars/Trucks/Vans Are Considered HAMB Worthy?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by oH weLL heLL, Feb 1, 2014.

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  1. oH weLL heLL
    Joined: Jan 5, 2014
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    oH weLL heLL
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    Been checking out this site off and on for a while but just recently registered, so just wondering what the OFFICIAL HAMB vehicles would be. Thx. Later.
     
  2. 1965 it the hard rule.

    If its really really cool or has history there's some fuzzy ness.
     
  3. Deuced Up!
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    You know what they say: "If you have to ask...."?
     
  4. Flat-Foot
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    Straight from the boss. (Ryan)

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  5. tfeverfred
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    Reading is fundamental.:D
     
  6. ltownrodder
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    OK boss, got a question.....You said anything American made before 1965
    But what about Dueced Up having a Triumph, or my Morris van gasser. How about all the Anglia, Thames panel trucks or Austin and Fiats??
    Not trying to start crap.............just what a clarity.:confused:
     

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  7. oH weLL heLL
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    Well a little intro here. I'm almost 50, not saying what side of 50 that is.
    Growing up my first ride was a '65 Falcon which I kept for about 20 yrs till it pissed me off then sold it. I was a lowrider for a while with that Falcon on Truspokes then changed up and sprayed it turquoise with some original moon hubcaps.

    Always like the stance of lowered and slammed cars and I drop just about everything I get, I mostly like cut/trimmed springs to lower.
    I don't like FWD cars.

    Most times I get a car for how it will look dropped or slammed then deal with running issues.
    My first experience with body/paint was at about 16 and been doing it when needed ever since. I liked the smell of spraying lacquer back in the day. I can TIG weld but mostly I gas weld what's needed on my projects.

    Always got projects going on whether they're trucks, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, etc.
    My oldest rides as of now are '65 slammed 4 dr Benz, '66 dropped Econoline with flipped axle and a '67 raised F100 with a 390FE in it.

    So nothing I've got at this time will be posted here. I'm always on the lookout for a '60 Ford wagon or a '40s COE tho.
    So I know the shit I need to know for what I have. I DO like this forum for the no bullshit attitude so I'm here to stay. Later.
     
  8. tfeverfred
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    It's also been stated that SOME, makes, models and years, get a pass.
     
  9. Cars that aren't muscle cars (IE the Mustang) or VWs, that were built more or less the same in later years as in '64, get a pass. Funny cars and drag racing seems to get a pass too, but by '70 or so a lot of the floppers were a fiberglass body over a chassis with a Hemi anyhow.
     
  10. The 66 Econoline will probably get a pass since it looks like a 65. HRP
     
  11. SKULL ORCHARD
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    O HELL; Not all of us that surf this spot are assholes,ie do this, do that, some live on here look at post counts that will tell you what is up. welcome mark
     
  12. hctub
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    How about some more pictures of the Morris?
     
  13. Deuced Up!
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    No drama required here but how in the world could you be on the HAMB since 2007 and still think your Morris Minor Gasser is not accepted? Dude that is one killer car...I want to see more!
     
  14. oH weLL heLL
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    oH weLL heLL
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    Ok, I see I see. Later.
     
  15. The Continental
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    Won't find many MBs on here, but a custom '65 sedan could fit. The baby Ford Volvos do. Is there a good foreign car thread on here?
     
  16. ltownrodder
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    Thanks guys......I've had the little Morris Z van now over 35 years. We take it to some of the local shows but there's not a lot of room to haul things on a long trip. The picture of the van in Yellow was when I first saw the thing for sale back in the 70's. It was love at first sight.:eek:
     
  17. ltownrodder
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    Sorry the pictures didn't come through the first time.......
     

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  18. Deuced Up!
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    Not to side track the thread but that is awesome, I don't think I have ever seen one before.
     
  19. This
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    Still have a question? Contact a moderator.
     
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