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Who all received their approval email for the 2025 GATR and what are you taking?
Its my first time going and we are coming from Maryland. I will be taking my '32 "coupester" built by my grandfather in 1958. My wife is even looking forward to it...LOL

Well, here we are again. You’re going to have to forgive me for not doing this last year but losing my mother didn’t do me any favors. Same idea as with previous years, if you have any plans, projects, thoughts, etc, post up. And remember, HAMB appropriate content only please.

So I have a 68 327 that was rebuilt and I had it in my 32 sedan eight or nine years ago. I had gotten the car running in the spring and worked out the bugs you have on a new build, drove it all summer and parked it for the winter . Long story short I forgot to put antifreeze in it in. my shop is...

Henry Steel 1933 Ford Five Window Coupe


In storage for 40+ years, Nice Steel Body, Minor Rust in Rockers where water has no where to Drain, Two Original Steel Front Fenders Included, Original Hood, Original Grill In Nice condition (No Bent Bars or Re-Welds), Original Trunk Lid, Nice Solid...

I have a 33 Ford 3 window that I have been working on for three years and I will never finish. The frame is made of new frame rails front and rear cross members are model A. The rear is a new wild Bronco rear 31 spline and 3:00 gear new drum brakes. The front is a 1933 Ford axle dropped 5 inches...

It always makes me sad when I have to take my Biscayne in for winter storage....

21 years ago today I joined this joint. First, Thanks for all you do for all of us Ryan. Second, Thanks to all the friends I've made over the years. Third, Here's to all the past members and good friends that are no longer here to share their knowledge, support, parts, etc. We all miss you...

Several month’s ago I said no to myself about buying Cragar SS wheels (15X4.5 F & 15X7 R). I mean the price of new wheels is thru the roof! Then this past July 2024 revealed things I didn’t know about my health. So now I’m having “you only live once” thoughts.

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is it a stock frame pinched and bobbed??? or some thing else???...

1933 ford truck project has a clear title tons of great parts Boling brother's frame all new suspension brakes rear end housing. shocks and front axle. 1940 ford heels sand blasted, and power coated black also brand-new tires. as well as Mack products brand new bed that is 60 inch's long as well...

Hey yall, quick question... got a brand new one wire on my Model A. Wired in correctly... there's only one way to do that, so, yeah...

Battery shows 12.2 volts, start engine, rev the piss out of it to get the alternator to charge, still showing 12.2... 12.1... 12.0... you get the picture....

Started out at 6:30 am for…
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Hey fellas, been a while since I posted. The Hollish Brothers Coupe is gone. I ended up with a 34 5 window that needs a change-up. It's been this way for a LONG time. It's a very nice build, boxed frame, 283 ,Th350, 9". I have a 327 for it. And no, it won't be getting chopped. Just looking for...

Some pics nice day

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1931 Ford dually pickup truck, indented firewall, Model B motor with an A head, 4 speed tranny, 12 volt w/ alternator, later 1940's diamond plate bed. It will require a new top (have new top wood and top material), pretty good body, has some rust. It has a title, asking $9500...

Earned Patina - it tells a story about
the Journey of how a vehicle lived
over the miles and the years …

At any gathering - folks gravitate to
the the interesting examples and
the stories told are unique and fascinating

What story does your earned patina
tell of the Journey your vehicle took...

What are yall using for seat belts? I think I want airplane style but I don’t know. 40 ford, patina, going with dark leather interior. Looking for something cool. Also looking for ideas on mounting points?

In a sea of kustoms with 47 or 57 Cadillac sombreros, in your opinion what are some unappreciated hubcaps that aren’t used as often as they should?
Here’s 3 for me…

56 sombrero. To my eye more interesting than the 57.

62 Cadillac,...

If you are running an electric fuel pump on any of your vehicles, it is critically important that you have an inline inertia switch that will cut the power to the fuel pump if you are in a wreck. Ford uses a simple, easy to wire inertia switch that you can grab off any Ford vehicle made in the...