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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by InjectorTim, Oct 3, 2003.

  1. InjectorTim
    Joined: Oct 2, 2003
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    Hey guys I am Rockabilly Tim. I also go by Tim Jones. I am 16 years old, and my daily transportation is a 92 ford explorer, but I want to start
    work on a traditional T roaster loosley based on Ed Iskenderian's 24' T. So far I have only located some parts, but the work is progressing. I have been into
    Hot rods and custom cars since i first read about George Barrisand other kustom guys at a young age. I also enjoy the friday night street legal drags at my local strip, Island Dragway. I look forward to getting to know you guys, and I hope to look for guidence when building the T, and maybe some fun and good times.

    - Tim
     
  2. skipperman
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    Rock....welcome man from another Jersey guy.... man-you have found THE PLACE for the help/guidance yer gonna need.....soak it up.....it's all here..........nice to see a young'un jumpin in.......

    Jersey Skip
     
  3. fatassbuick
    Joined: Jul 6, 2001
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    from Kentucky

    Sounds like a great inspiration for a hot rod. Make sure to take some pics...
     
  4. CHOPMERC
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    hey tim, welcome to the board, good to see another jersey guy jump in..great car to be inspired by...Island dragway, huh, how are things on that end of the "46"??
     
  5. zonkola
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    from NorCal

    What kind of engine are you going to put in that Isky-inspired T? The original had a flathead with an OHV conversion, so I'm guessing it won't be that...
     
  6. InjectorTim
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    I hope to put a flattie in it but since ardun is selling thier OHV conversion kit for $12,000 OHV is not an option,
    and besides, his OHV conversion was from maxi.
     
  7. InjectorTim
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    Thats why I stress that it is inspired by, not a replica of, and although i would prefer steel,
    I will probably wind up using glass.
     
  8. InjectorTim
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    [ QUOTE ]
    Island dragway, huh, how are things on that end of the "46"??

    [/ QUOTE ]

    we are fine up in the boonies, I recently went to the east coast rod and custom ol' daze drags,
    lots of cool cars imparticular, a flattie powered slingshot and period perfect Willy's gasser.
     
  9. TheDooWopKid13
    Joined: Jun 18, 2003
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    welcome aboard. i am the youngest on the boared just to let you know.
     
  10. drgnwgn289
    Joined: Apr 13, 2002
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    Didn't Isky make his own OHV conversion? I was lucky enough to see that car in Oakland one time...it is so nice.
    Anyway, welcome aboard
     

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