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Well, I've been going to the Southeast Gassers events for a little while now, enjoying the cars and folks. If you you're not familiar with 'em,...
1934 Ford Truck, 1 1/2T, LWB (156") minus the cab n' bed. Just what it says, no bed, no cab, nothing else has been touched, complete under the...
Anybody have any examples of how they dealt with (interior-wise)the roof/cab seam on the upper back wall of a '32-'34 Ford? Nice place for a...
Well I figure it's about time to post up a build thread on my '34 truck I've been workin' on. Give a little back to the HAMB. It takes time to...
I've posted info on the background of my ol' roadster a couple o' times here before, but I was really excited when I caught it in the July 1954...
The guys from Memphis had to start somewhere in the early days of hot rodding. So they did, and they got after it, calling themselves the Memphis...
With the HAMB drags fast approaching, I thought I might post a few pictures from the ol' Marshall Robilio archives. This was a roadster that they...
This is a follow-up for a previous post I made titled "My '32 Story". You can take a gander at it here:...
Trying to add a little more to the HAMB than a snappy one-liner, although I do enjoy some o' those... bear with me. Just thought I might try to...
Here's some simple brake and clutch pedal pads I made ta go in the ol' channeled roadster. As ya know, foot room is always at a premium. I had...
I bought some bed panels for my '34 truck from Mack's. (sides and front panel) My problem is that the front panel is twisted like a propeller. The...
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