Hi from New Zealand, I've been a lurker on the H.A.M.B. for years and have learned many a valuable lesson from some of you all. It's a credit to the founders and all who contribute. My main reason for joining is to further foster the HA/GR movement here in NZ and am presently in the throws of constructing a few and overseeing the construction of a few more. our family car for the last 33yrs has been a '31A Tudor ,unchopped and running a 4v351w/Auto & 8", more recently (3yrs ago)we built up a '29A Tudor for my wife to use as a daily driver. Its got a 302w/auto & 8"and chopped 4",no front fenders or valances and dummy '32 side rails to hide the A chassis...we also run a severly channeled '29A tudor,suicide front ended "paddock racer" and a rough old original '30A Tudor just for the fun of it. For a fun day on the farm we have an original AA Flatdeck truck,realy rough,but still a runner.......projects on the go at the moment besides the HAMB Dragster are, 3 more Model A's ,one with a '39Flathead V8, and another with a '37Linclon V12......sorry I'm not so good with pics but here's a link to a video of a couple of our old cars in the paddock. http://www.hotrodrevue.co.nz/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1544 Cheers Gerard.........Ahotrod.nz
Greetings from the west coast of Florida. Hot Rodding appears to be alive and thriving in New Zealand!!!!!!! Best Regards Jimbo
welcome from the USA fellow hotroder sounds like you got some sweet rides there in your family. AWESOME to see some good ol skool hotrodz in New Zealand love to go there one day but im allways speedin all my green on the jalopyz hahahaha but maybe one day
Thanks for the comments guys.............it's always good to catch up with likeminded Jalopy owners. Anyone visiting the Mainland (South Island) of NZ, is more than welcome to visit us.