other passions dont exsist,just old vehicles

Wondering where i have been as i stumbled across this site Sunday evening by chance.

As long as i could remember cars trucks have drawn me and my pocketbook, like i am metal and they are a magnet

Old school first and everything else secondary as evolution is constant

Started the auto shopper and auto trader mags in late 70,s and early 80, here in Minnesota and its really changed how we can find or offer advise or exchange cars parts or events,we used to drive out with a kodak instant camera and drive out copies to convenience stores to get the individual owners a chance to have a full market

Was on this site 4 and a half hours till late nite once i found it,and will probally use this at least weekly as when traveling it will offer a chance to view cars from differant areas

 

Welcome from another guy from the GOPHER STATE

 

Welcome to the HAMB! Do you have any 'favorite' in mind that you build, work on, love to drive, or would keep for yourself?

 

Greetings from Iowa, home of Vintage Torque Fest!

 

Greetings from SoCal.

 

Another welcome from Minnesota, and from a fellow publisher.

 

Welcome from Indy. Can't you just PRINT a nice hot rod now a days? I'll take a roadster please.

 

Welcome from CT

 

OLD+LOW ,I am really into cars that are in the original condition as found,no repaint,no new interior,8 cylinders or more and drivable.Always 1960 or older first.
My passion is to get a 1957 cabelero buick wagon like my folks would take us to yellowstone in during the time growing up.
Several trips in that car and others to black hills and just getting out of mpls to our resort every weekend was so cool.four door hardtop wagons any make actually are all good for me.
I have had hundreds of cars and trucks and boats, but a four door hardtop would be best.I would really consider modernizing it also.With a ZZZZZZZZZZZ