Art & Inspiration Let's see those hamber owned pickups

Here are 2 of mine

 

Here is mine. 235 stovebolt engine, T5, 10 bolt rear

 

The current one, then a few from the past.

 

This is our 1950 3100 that Little Truckdoctor and I are soon going to be giving a heart transplant . We are installing a 1964 230 and Saginaw synchronized 3 speed. I’ve had this truck since 1985 and am tired of not driving it and only being able to go 45mph. Hopefully Little Truckdoctor can drive in to high school, although we have 2-1/2 years.

 

this is mine when I first dragged it home. right now it's waiting to get put on a new frame with a new drivetrain etc. will be a everyday driver.

 

One is great, two is even better, hopefully by next summer

 

My 34, just sold it.

 

Ricky.

 

My 47 Studebaker !

 

My old Stude hat I sold ten years ago.

 

I gave this truck to my grandson, it looked pretty good in the late 70's but needs a total rebuild now.



This was where it had sat for the past 30 years. HRP

 

My 51 F1

 

David, man I love everything about that truck, it's the cats arse! HRP

 

My 64 Ranchero, bought new, 313,000 miles on it now. 260/4spd.

My newest acquisition

 

If we can have more than one, I have a couple more. Working on getting them finished.

 

Washington Blue?

 

My '52 3800 was originally a long bed pick up, don't know when it was switched to a flat bed.

 

Yes, single stage 21 line Glasurit.

 

Here is a pic of my shop truck. 56 F100.

 

My second car....now waiting it's turn. I really don't have many pics of it (before my picture taking days), this was when I was driving it daily (the '59 was meant to flip, fixed and painted in my garage)....plus my girls old '61 Bel Air in the background (59-61 covered ).


And the '41.


The more I look at it, the more I want to go to 16" wheels and Bias ply type tires. I think I'll wait until the 3.03 3 spd goes in.

 

My 66 Big Block 4 speed

 

...goin on 18 years...

 

Based on $2.99 a gallon for regular that's an old picture of your '41. But as Anthony would say, "I'd drive it"

 

I purchased regular gas this morning (May 10) at Ingles for 2.89 a gallon here in South Carolina. HRP

 

What are you folks on the Left Coast paying for gas these days?

 

I knew someone was going to notice that. It was a few years ago just before Covid and that price was on PCH. I still don't really take many pictures of the vehicles out and about, I just seem to document the repairs or Xmas lights .

 

My slow work in progress....