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[IMG] 1955 Ford-Simca Comete Monte Carlo. The Monte Carlo was the uprated and improved version of the standard Ford Comete, with more power and...
[IMG] This 1932 Ford Model B Roadster is comprised of mostly genuine Ford parts. Key exceptions include some trim pieces, seat, the gas tank...
Headed out to Babylon for the weekend with my Dad. We did this trip a few years ago as he was working through details/planning on his roadster...
Previous threads indicated interest in these: 1955 Simca/Ford Comete Monte Carlo (22cv model.) Late in the production run. Designed by...
My Dad chased this car for five years. It was known to a lot of people locally, most of whom tried to pry it away from the looooooooooong-term...
Here: http://www.auto-grafik.com/LAR_Sat/index.html For everyone who couldn't be there, with a few shots from the Wally Parks museum thrown in...
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A guy named Bjorn documented some of the more interesting cars he's owned. This TIGHT '32 is one of them. Story and photos here:...
Back in 2006 Foul (Daniel Strohl) offered up the content from his Modifieds website to anyone who could volunteer to host it. I ended up being...
John Fitch, oft-mentioned in a few threads here on the HAMB, is the dictionary definition of a gentleman. He's getting screwed by the state of...
...other items of interest (maybe, hopefully?) Found some old slides the other day. I believe these all date to 1997. I'll post a few, let me...
[img] [img] Last night I attended a preview of the new Barn Finds exhibit at the Saratoga Automobile Museum. The exhibit was based around Tom...
[img] The Mt. Equinox Hill Climb was first run in 1950, a year after Dr. George Davidson took complete ownership of the land on which the...
Not sure if anyone's done this before. It's mainly for those who are proficient at Adobe Illustrator, (given the number of graphic designers and...
Seems like people tolerate off-topic boat posts here every once in a while. My family is pretty heavily involved in wooden boats and I figured...
Does anyone have pictures or know of a thread that actually shows the steps involved in pinching a '32 frame so that it's width in front of the K...
This happened this past weekend in Wolfeboro, NH on Lake Winnipesaukee, held by the New Hampshire Boat Museum. I know some people here have an...
If nobody minds, lets talk about a few old cars for a second. I searched the HAMB for these cars and only found one or two instances of them...
Looking at the thread on 4 banger/gas mileage I thought it might be appropriate to post these pics from a friend's collection that I visited last...
Right now...looks good.
We (my dad and I) are building an early T speedster. Rails are new but with correct taper; Rear kick is 6" with T rear crossmember, suicide front...
Was at my parents' house this weekend and started scanning some of my dad's photos from when he was younger. Here's him and my grandmother and...
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Here's a couple of old pictures I have laying around... First is an Offy-powered roadster built by Milt Marion, a sprint racer and circle track...
I posted one in the thread about "prices are about to go up." and said it look like some of the details on the car were a bit too much...I was...
Hi all, My name is Cris and I live in Vermont. I've been involved with cars since I was born, having grown up in a car family...my dad has been a...
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