new guy from Ga.

this is an overdue intro. not to sure if my truck is old enough to qualify me. i have loved hotrods all my life and have always tried to make a hotrod out of anything i had laying around. i never cared for the traditional way of things and always want to re-invent the wheel. i put the toys away about 15 years ago and have tried to stay on the straight and narrow, but temptation has me again. i design and up-fit new vehicles for a job, but cant love em like hot rods. right now i am building a 68 (i know, to new) chevy pick up. all old school parts. muncie 4 speed, 400sb, 2.02 camel back heads, solid lifter, tunnel ram x2 hollys, just a straight out run the piss out of it truck. now i am starting to collect parts to build another hot rod. i have no clue what it will be, except a bunch of cool parts. i seem to have a fetish for one off parts and crazy manifolds. i have been very pleased with the members that i have bought from. good people. thanks for having me. pkj

 

welcome pkj hummmmm sounds familiar

 

hey rage. things can be a lot more wide open here. not so by the book. anything goes.

 

Welcome from Atlanta - C10s rock in my book. Hope to see ya around. Don't know how far waycross is from the ATL - check out the Reynolds Run what ya brung drags - 5/26.

 

ditto what tudor said....

bunch of us in the ATL area, if you ever heading up let us know...

 

Hey, welcome! There are A LOT of Georgia HAMBers.

Come up to the swap meet/car show in Braselton this weekend--There will be a lot of HAMBers up there.

-Brad

 

Welcome, try and make it to the swap meet this weekend, you might even find some late model stuff there.

 

yeah, big welcome from McDonough!

seems the GA crew either outnumber other states or they're just "more vocal"

 

Welcome from Athens ga.
Hope you can to the swap meet.

 

I have a stash of late model stuff to upgrade the early model chevy trucks.
Let me know if you need anything.

 

Welcome to the best link on the 'net. The '68 has a fine grill treatment on 'em. Wicked motor, too. I have a '69 Chev. SW w/ a '72 Buick 455. The magazine's are all over these yr of truck's rat now. Any old salvage yard's or 'rust in peace' in your neck of the woods?

 

Welcome! I have cousins who live down in your neck of the woods. Me, I decided to stay above the gnat line (grin).

The HAMB is a great source of info -- read and learn!

 

Hi from Savannah.


Tim

 

Howdy from the Atlanta area...

-W

 

WELCOME to the HAMB! Hope to see ya at reynolds this sat, RUN WHAT YA BRUNG!!!!

 

Howdy pkj Welcome from the ROCK. Like to see pics of your parts for the next ride... 52 csb

 

Welcome

 

Guys, he joined over a year ago.