Alright FNG's and newbies...lets post some pix of your rides!!!!

Hi,, heres my 52 coupe, chassis swap ,you can see its a work in progress. Has a 350/M22, its a driveway runner,,

 

Here is the beginning of mine! Not quite a ride yet...but it will be.
A complete 29 ford chassis. Good starting point.

 

Here's a pic of my project probably not to Hamb friendly but going to change the paint scheme and ditch the welds for some Bogart " Fly " rims to make it look more like a late 70's I-J/Gas car. Motor is a 300 ford six & C-4 tranny.

 

I have to drive this while a work on my next Henry J

 

my grandads 29 A im working on

 

Check out my photo albums on this site. Got too many to post. Cheers.

 

Ok, here is the hot rod... and another ride, our 1972 Cherokee!

 

Here's mine, at least the one that runs.

 

Heres a couple of my wagon

 

i really like this...

 

ok, here it is at the Hunnert Car Pileup this year. I've been at every pileup, but never had my car there for one reason or another. got it there this last year, and it was my birthday. best birthday present ever

 

My 55 Belair.
ill get better pics later. But heres what i got, dont look like much now...but you shoulda seen her when i got ahold!!

She was flat black with keystones up front and baby moons in the rear. badly radiused quarters, a 283 and a th350.

She will be Black with flames, some salt flat specials (american racing) with a 454,tunnel ram dual quad. 4-speed M-22 and 9in. better radius's (i like the volvo idea)

 

I'm new today. I need to look around a bit before jumping in! This is my 38 Buick Century Coupe. Still running the straight 8 and 3 speed. It's 12 volt now and has different gears in the rearend so I can take to the highways!

 

Here are a few of mine. Don't know how to downsize them so they are clickable.

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I know only one is HAMB friendly but I'm working on that!!

 

here are a couple of my projects.

56 caddy sedan deville and yes, that is the original color -not primer. its called camelot gray. she has only 26,000 original miles on it.

38 caddy series 60 special and no, that is not the original color. someone painted it flat black. this one has 46,000 original miles on it with only a couple spots of surface rust. there was only 3,000 of these made. this car as the glass at the outside edge, no beltline and no running boards. a first for 1938.

 

a few of mine, 58 fleetside is the new project

 

Here's mine.
Jerry
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Here's some of mine... some done...some works in progress

 

Probably not very HAMB it being Swedish and all but it's mine and I like it

 

Hey guys, Here's a shout of my 1940's Midget .

 

Hey guys , A peak inside my barn . Here's my 47 Dodge panel , 37 Dodge panel , and 35 Dodge coupe . Been there for years . But on my list of things to do .

 

Here is my driver, the rest have not made it that status yet.

Started paint this weekend, wheels are done, new tires will be here thursday and then peck away at the bodywork and hope its done by June.

 

Still waiting on my original 37 Dodge Coupe to arrive ex California.Kiwi Shipping been torturing me for nearlly 5 months now!Enuff time to throw in some WWWs and a few other spares tho..Winter almost here too....BUGGER!

 

here's my '61 ranchero. got a 250 inline 6 and c4 from a 1970 mustang in er.

 

It's a tad newer then most of y'alls but here she is...





And here is the tow vehicle...

 

I posted these in my intro but what the heck. Its a 58 Apache. I drug it out of a field and put an early model 250 inline 6 in it with a three speed. I plan on upgrading the rearend to a newer one I have lying around and putting on a vintage Offenhauser 3 single barrel carb intake on once I find another carb for it. Once the rear is swapped I'm going to lower it. Nothing fancy, just a drivable work in progress.

 

my '49 four door the going is slow with no garage and being at the mercy of texas weather..

 

I dug up this 31 Ford some POS chopped the top so I guess now its a Roadster pickup. Who ever had this car before me was truly Idiotic. I've spent six months fixing what they screwed up. I had to make patches and replace 10 inches all the way around the bottom of the car. I almost crushed the car but couldn't bring my self to do it. I started yanking chunks of bondo out of holes. The entire bottom half of the car was Bondoo evidently these people didn't have a welder I pulled 30lb of bondo out of this car I weighed it.

Instead of crushing it I just rat roded it. After I figured out how to fix everything It was a blast. This has to be the funnest car I ever worked on. Just some rustoleum primer and paint then a good sanding. The door emblems were the hardest part I just masked them off with tape and painted in layers. When they chopped it the cut the door post and window stanchions leaving big holes in the top of the doors I would of had to chop that part out and completely replace the top 4 inches of the door with a piece from another door. I had a stroke of red neck genius though I used some old brass Copenhagen lids and riveted them over the holes it works the should patina to match the color of the car. I'm about to put it on the frame. Does anyone know were I can get a cheap flat head V8 and some bendix brakes. I guess If anything don't give up on an old car you can always fix it.

 

Here's my 51. Yet to be lowered, repainted and re-floored. More pics soon.

 

bump. lets see some more FNG's rides