My 31 got a little ink in STREET RODDER

On Thursday afternoon John Jackson (acrochicken on here) called me from Texas and told me Congratulations. I didnt know what he was congratulating me for at first. Then he told me "Dude you car made cover of STREET RODDER". I was blown away! I knew it was going to be in there, but I sure as hell didnt know it was going to be cover. So the quest begain....to find a new issue in the stores. So that afternoon I jumped in my truck and went to a WalMart, 3 different malls, 2 grocery stores, and 2 auto parts stores. NOBODY had it! Finally yesterday, I found a store that had it. So you know I had to buy every one of them they had, turns out it was 6 copies. All the folks wanted an issue grandparents, parents, you know how it goes! Well here is what it looks like....

 

sweet car.congrats bro!

 

John is the man. He does great work. Congrats man.

 

Very cool!!!

 

Cool

 

very cool , congrats on the ink man!

 

congrats

 

Congratulations, making the cover is really special, I'll try to find a copy this weekend. The before photo looks like a great car to start with, not the typical starting point for most builds. I know some restorers would be somewhat let down, but my question is about the leftovers. Were you able to recoupe a good amount of the cars cost selling the unwanted stock parts?

 

Congratulations!

 

its funny when my car was in a magazine i bought every copy i could find
everyone in the family wanted one
it a proud moment

 

Congrats dude!

 

Congratulations man.

JH

 

John does do unbelievable work...however this was shot by Eric Giesert from Street Rodder

 

Congrats... and nice car!

Malcolm

 

Awesome. Thats a really great little sedan.

 

Nice one,Man! Nice ''A'' too.I'll have to buy that issue.

Nick.

 

Congrats...Sinticket.. That is quite an honor...and the photos look amazing...

The 31 is Awesome..

I am sure Sean is smiling right now...

Congrats... woodguy

 

Awesome, congrats!

 

When I got the issue I thought "nice car", fits what I call the "New Traditionalist" style and wondered if it was a HAMB member.
having been a magazine editor I can tell you that making the cover is the Holy Grail - remember only 12 cars per year (give or take with multi car shots) for any given mag, and Street Rodder might be the toughest one to get (aside from Rodders Journal)
Nice Job!

 

Congrats, yeah i got that issue in the mail this week. This is actually a really good issue of street rodder.

 

Thanks Guys for all the kind words! You guys and gals here on the HAMB are great! It is truely an honor to be part of this group! Thanks Again

Dustin Corl
aka Sinticket

 

Pretty Cool. Now you can retire and rest on your laurels. Gary

 

I wish I could retire! Rest? Hell, Im getting ready to start another project. Cant stay still too long!

 

congrats..sweet ride

 

Congratulation!!!!!A neat lookin car and photos by the best of all photogs.Eric Geisert
couldn't get any better than that!

 

Street Rodder has had back to back issues with HAMB members cars on the cover. I guess the "traditional" look is in. Nice car sinticket. That is a great photo on the cover.

 

I thought that was your car!! Congrats.

 

Hell yeah!!! That car looks great!!! Some of the guys I know were bummed about cutting up such a nice original car to start with, but I told them to screw off they can do whatever they want with their own cars. You just turned a nice old car into something that is still very nice but now you can keep up on the highways and really get out and enjoy it. I'm stoked for you!!!! Not to mention that it is now way cooler than a stock model A at least in my eyes and probably 99.9% of the rest of the guys here.

 

One more step towards,"Total World Domination" Ryan Cochran for President!

 

very cool and a very sweet looken A