I made a comment the other day about the old HAMB. I didn't think much about it at the time but things changed today. I dug through some old DVD's and found THE CAR THAT ATE MY BRAIN. Between 2008 and 2010, there were some really creative guys that hung out here...…..one that stuck out was Piero DeLuca that did all the Mad Fabricator's Society films. Another was a guy named Von Fanco who build the Kookie Car clone. Also featuring Mark Skipper ………( took me 12 years to connect that name ). What a great little film. The complete history of Norm Grabowsli's cad powered Model T . Also the history of Von Franco's obsession with the car. I had forgotten how well the film had been done...……………………………………………………………………………………………………… For anyone who joined the HAMB after about 2012, this is truly a must see ! Do a google Search on Mad Fabricators and get some great films with a bunch of HAMB guys in every film. Maybe this will get you going
...that was a cool bit of Hotrod film no question about it @hrm2k. The Membership and Talent base around here is ever evolving...Many have come and gone. Some return briefly...some longer...it is what we make it really. Ryan with his Team provide us with the Platform and we provide the content... I still feel amongst a very diverse range of talented Hoodlums... Like you I am in awe of the incredible amount of subject matter that has been already offered by members we don't hear from very often anymore...so I'll see what I can dig up...
yeps, Norm's little car made a big splash across the screen that was, and is, embedded in the brains of many - he certainly had the right ride in the right place at the right time - Norm sure left his mark on the world - such a good looking guy should have been a leading man
Here's a Hamb build thread from quite some time ago on Video from a Hamb talent @Plowboy...Musics pretty wild, and quite frankly so is the Hotrod. https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...our-life-that-you-will-never-get-back.350818/ Credit to Videographer, Owner
Great stuff, everyone! Yes, things change, sometimes for the better, sometimes not so much. I still enjoy hanging out here and the company of some really good folks.............Don.
More Mad Fabricator's featuring Hamber @bobbleed and I suspect a large contingent of Other Hambers being...well Talented Hoodlums that they are... Credit to Videographer, Owner
Hamber @THOMAS S&C Awesome Hotrod https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/roadster-build-timeline-video.238511/ Credit to Videographer, Owner
A film by Brian Darwas Chock full of influencers of this great passion... Credit to Videographer, Owner
Here's some video captured by Hamber @hotrodfil of Hamber @Enbloc and I believe a few other Hambers putting Hotrod Power through the English Countryside...the passion to push these Hotrods is ever evident across the pond not to mention attention to period detailing... https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ooh-the-horror-my-36-coupe.378308/ Credit to Videographer, Owner
Well it isn't 10 years old but the build has the Period Vibe that rocks the foundation of what we enjoy here... @Eli603's survivor decisively given a new lease on Vintage perfection once again... https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/survivor-32-5w.1100289/ Credit to Videographer, Owner
Tons of good stuff on amazon prime right now. Lots of mad fabricatior films and other hot rod stuff. Midwest fabrication, Austin speed shop tutorials, mooneyes japan shows, and more. Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Hamber @yblock292......I think with a vintage survivor interviewed by RoyboyProductions who I believe is also a Hamber... Credit to Videographer, Owner
...Here is some interesting Video courtesy of Hamber @SUHRsc ...it gives a great perspective on the vintage dirt jalopy racing back in the day...Obviously a toned down version of the real deal but not lacking on the thrill and feel and even some of the danger that those Hotrodders back in the day faced. Credit to Videographer @SUHRsc
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