Hi guys, my names Robin and im from the south coast of the UK. Ive been a lurker for too many years on this field of knowledge, so I thought its about time I introduced myself! Been horsing around with cars for 17 years now, all of them have been pre 65. My first car was a 100E Prefect after i got my drivers licence, then a 63 Vauxhall Victor wagon, 64 split screen bus, 57 Fairlane, 64 Buick Riviera, a positively disgusting gl*** 32 3 window that I dont like to talk about!, a gl*** 27 roadster with a small block and manual, 50 chevy sedan mild kustom, a 1960 Ford Consul with a V6 (rotten!!!), 1937 Ford Model Y, the same gl*** T roadster with the small block!, and now a 46 Ford coupe that will be the late forties custom Ive allways promised myself! Already have a 331 cad motor that needs a little freshen up, appleton spots and fender skirts. So other than having a beautiful wife, fantastic friends and building traditional cars for a living, I think I'm pretty happy! I hope I can add something into the mix. Cheers Guys, Robin.
oh great **** stick is on here have you seen the 331 dual quad fanimold on uk ebay mmmmmmm catch ya tuesday
Hi Robin, Welcome from north of the wall...Good to see you got over your 'Tupperware' phase. Sounds like a nice ride you're building, look forward to some pics.
Welcome from Texas. Man, you have had quite a collection. Whay did you get rid of the Riviera? That has always been one of my dream cars.
welcome from Brighton. As you probably know, there are lots of local car meets, inc regular 'Boneshakers' club events, a meet in Shoreham, and occasional Friday night summer gatherings on Madeira Drive Brighton. There's an all-day rockabilly and cars event at the Concorde in August. See you around!
Welcome to the H.A.M.B. from Arkansas City, KS. Like your toys, does the Avatar mean that you own the Beezer as well ? firstnomad
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