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Mine is my 33 Chevy Cabriolet the day I brought it home.

 

My 51 Packard

 

Here's mine

 

I have been meaning to change mine so this was a good motivator . Mine is my Dad's Roadster ( my current car ) in 1953 .

 

My car the day I bought it in the garage of the former owner.

 

Just a couple of my buds I hang and run with-The Plymouth just happened to be parked beside us.

 

Some cool pics on here...Mine is a windshield shot from a good long drive I had a while back! Just wish it didn't have that damned ugly ass late model master cylinder...But I don't really notice it in that tiny little picture.

 

All apart 427 ZL1 engine in the basement along with an M22 and some aluminum cylinder heads.

 

I'm really enjoying this thread.

My avatar. I no longer own the car though.

 

My avatar does not display well because the origional has been resized. Anyway the pump was out of order. I didn't want any of that 19 cent gas anyway.

 

Here is ours. Dusty

 

Mine was my dad's '35 sedan with 354 hemi. I'm told I broke all the windows out of it as a kid and he got rid of it. We both wish he had that one back.

 

Hey! I'm not a FNG anymore. Film @ 11:00

 

My 50

 

Mine's a t shirt design based on this....

 

Latest

 

Not too many people are going to pick up on that K model. Cool pick, both bike and gal.

John L

 

Here's mine

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I did when i was born!!!!! But then i grew in to it!! LOL

 

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It struck me when I found this pic since it reminded me of "one man's trash is another man's treasure" which, in my opinion, is not an out of place concept on the HAMB. When I found it, it was somewhere on the internet where I remember it had the name of the artist who made the sculpture and I said "oh, I'll find that again" but I've been looking high and low and can't find it again. I'd like to give credit to the artist or if I get feeling guilty enough I guess I should take it down.

Here's one of my car that I use as my avatar on another site; it's undergoing a few changes over this winter:

 

This is the debut of my new one: Bob Swanson in the Paul Wierick INDY car in 1937 with riding mechanic Bob Flory. I had used the June 17, 1962 photo of "Alley Oop" the Lyndwood rail I was caretaker to for 23 years. Bob

 

Please tell us the history on this one ^^^^^^

Oh, by the way... here's my ol heap..

 

right before I grenaded the 4" aluminum drive shaft...

 

My 26 T. JW

 

Here's mine, shot by a buddy at a car show.



And here's a look at the whole car.

 

Here's mine. Taken shortly after setting the engine in the 55 ford for the first time.