A Introduction from Cardude37

A warm welcome to all,

Just a little bit about myself. I have been around cars (street rods and Drag Racing) for about as long as I can remember. Matter of fact I remember the haze of high octain gas when I was knee high to a grasshopper. The group of us Dad, brother and myself still get out with our front engine dragster now and then. The dragster is Howdy Willam's last front engine dragster before they took delivery of their (Howdy and Chad) rear engine dragster. It's a 1968 SPE chassie that is pretty much the way it was when they had it. I have some pictures of the car posted at my home page.

We also have a slew of 37 chevy's. Dad has a tudor and a coupe and I have a 4 door master delux. The 4door and the tudor are on the home page also. Haven't got the picts done up of the coupe yet to post, but should have them shortly. Pop's jsut bought a 50 olds fastback and is working on it some. That has slowed with cooler weather around here.

Well I need to go and get some ZZZZZ's. Til later.

 

I think you have all bases covered. Great that it's a family affair. Light the stove and go to work. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

 

hey and welcome man , i have a 37 1/2 ton pile o crap im workin on ..

 

Thanks 50Fish and flh4speed.

I don't know if we have all the bases covered yet with toys. I'm sure Pops has something else up his sleve. He had talked about wanting a 50 caddy fastback some time ago also. I just would like to get a 37 truck and sedan delivery for a 37 set.

Oh and Flh4speed it may be a pile now but I'm sure you'll get er whipped into shape. How long have you had/working on your 37 ??

I'll have been planning for sometime to get the before pics up of our cars. Since it sub zero around here I'll get that done here in a short. So there is a point of reference also with the 4 door.

The stove has been lit and we are rolling up our sleves to get to working. The best statment that I have ever heard was. I had ask another rodder how long had his car been done, He started to reply and his wife looked at me and with out a missing a beat said " It is never really done. " We all had a good laugh from that one.