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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by deuce666, Feb 17, 2025.

  1. deuce666
    Joined: Jan 10, 2008
    Posts: 161

    deuce666
    Member
    from Oregon

    Hello HAMBers!!

    I maintain the website 99wspeedshop.com. I know some of you use it for reference purposes. After almost 11 years and just under 34,000 cover images, I'm going back to where I started - hot rods and customs. Two quick comments:

    1. I recently published the more recent Hop Up issues I could find from 1994 to the present. This includes work by publishers Tim Gavern, Mark A. Morton and now the team of Justin B***, John Gunsaulis, Marcy Molkenthen and Tim Sutton. I would sure appreciate any comments or insights about missing issues or additional history I might not know.

    2. When I started the website, I generally focused on ***les with larger print volumes and well established newsstand distribution. I'm now trying to find more of the rare and obscure hot rod and custom ***les. To that end, in the hot rod section you'll find the first version of this effort - a webpage ***led "Other ***les Incomplete". I've included a brief history and at least a sample image of these rare and/or low print production ***les. I'd sure appreciate names (or images if you are so inclined) so I can add to the list.

    God bless the HAMB!! Now back to working on my '32 for Deuce Days!!

    Richard
     
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  2. DDDenny
    Joined: Feb 6, 2015
    Posts: 22,408

    DDDenny
    Member
    from oregon

    When I was stronger (and younger), I could throw a baseball and hit 99W.
     
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