been following the hamb thru my son's involvement, and figured I should get involved too. Have built several hot rods thru the years for myself, family and freinds. Currently own and drive a 32 3 window all steel ( like in original Ford)full fendered Ford powered coupe. Also own and drive a 28 Ford roadster hiboy that I put on the road when I was 16 and now I,m still on the good side of 60 (just).
Hey there Tombstone, Good to see ya online now with the whole HAMB movement haha. Its great for everyone to have another long time hotrodder on here that has a lot of good knowledge on building your own hotrods. Welcome!
Welcome aboard Tombstone what's your club affiliation?..HAHAHHAH Good to see ya online now with the whole HAMB movement haha. Its great for everyone to have another long time hotrodder on here that has a lot of good knowledge on building your own hotrods. Welcome![/QUOTE]
Hey a question for you Sask guys, what ever happened to Nertz? I won't even try to spell his last name. The last time I saw him was in the early 90's at the rest stop 50 miles east of B'ville. Is he still around? BB
Nertz happens to be one of my best friends! in fact my neighbour bought his "Blue Northern" 53 pontiac custom two years back.Nertz is still hot roddin' but his interests have shifted to the world of dirt track racin'. He an d the mrs. follow the modifieds all over the northwest and thru'out the midwest. He attended B'ville last year and left just 'fore the rains hit. Still has his '40 Ford and his '50 coupe but doesn't travel too far from home with them any more. Back in '98 he and I drove my roadster to the B'ville 50th. and had a blast! Always good to talk to a fellow that knows ol' Nertz, he does get around.
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