H.A.M.B. Deuce Club....

Sorry to here you're not going to make your goal, but I'm sure it will be worth the wait.
I'm glad to see you are finnishing the underside of the fenders so well.

 

My 3 window. Took me 3 years to buy it. Worth every minute.

 

my "32" 3 window not the henry ford version though.. sold the car as pictured last year ; bought the body back today. the saga continues

 

Some of you guys may be interested in this group.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/group.php?groupid=22

JH

 

Here is mine. 32 Brookville .....354 Hemi, 3 97's, t-5, 9", 5.60x15 820x15 rear.

 

Here's an updated pic of mine. Just freshened up this spring....

 

My "Bad Boy" sits on some Deuce Factory rails, has a '70 360 "Jimmy" truck engine, topped with a Detroit V6-71 (with a Dyer drive).

 

Here's what some guys, in the '50s (into the early 60's), would do with their Deuces. I'd watch them every Sunday afternoon on live TV. Even though they were exciting times; many of us knew that they were using up some precious machinery. the photo was taken from Thomas Luce's book, "Memories of the California Jalopy Association"

 

HOW IN THE HELL do you get a Deuce 3wd that high in the air without a 1/4 mile strip & a ramp?

Damn!!!

JH

 

Launching a "Deuce" is a matter of simple physics, I guess!

 

Believe it or not I just bought the body. A gentleman named Craig took my body off an original bone stock car and put a 32 five window on the frame. Sorry it took me so long to answer. I was a HAMB junkie and had to go to HOTROD REHAB!!

 

The car is tan for now.... I don't think it was at Hershey. It came out of Conn.

 

Yes I did, he is a very nice guy!! I heard he is building a new house.

 

Here's Mine I want in...See you in the spring...Larry

 

mine.
Al.

 

here is mine..

 

Can I sneak in with my new heap? I can't get too snobby though, I'm already a member of the HAMB model A club and and the ultra exclusive HAMB model A Tudor club.

 

This is my 32,can I join

 

Here's mine.Dunno if it counts yet?!And no,those hinges ain't staying

 

And mine on its first time out on 8-27-2008.

 

Well this is gone:



But this project will take its place;

 

This is our 3 window and a friends Vicky. Both are Henry Ford steel. The Vicky owner shot the picture one day when the wife drove Henry to work as he lives nearby. The wife refers to the coupe as her eldest son Henry.

Henry has a 255 Merc with 3 97's and Edmonds heads, 39 trans, 40 rear end and 40 Lincoln brakes. Also has a 40 Merc dash and 35 wheels.

 

Here's my 3-window. I've been planning this car since I saw Lloyd Bakan's coupe on the cover of Hot Rod 50 years ago, gathering parts for the past 15 years or so, and screwing it together (up?) for another 5... Just passed it's 1 year anniversary on the road and it's more fun than... damn near everything!! Do I get a decal??

 

Guess I better get in on this too!---Great thread!--Count me in for membership------Don

 

Hi,
I join the club....

Original chassis , axles, Grille and firewall.
Brookville Body.

German Flathead with '39 box.
I use stock '32 engine mounts.

'39 brakes and wheels.

Just a simple '32 Roadster.......

Michael

 

I'm late on this thread , had the roadster since 99 & the wife's Fordoor since 2001 , roadster painted & getting upholstered ready for the GNRS .

 

Steve you are making me save that chassis picture again.......I can't help it. Automatic right click and save.

 

I have to admit it's my screen-saver here at home too , the upholstery is coming out sweet too , I'm more than happy

 

Newer picture same car.

 

Hey Steve, hows Lanny doing on that roadster???????---------Don