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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 Bass, 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 titles 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 titles. To that end, in the hot rod section you'll find the first version of this effort - a webpage titled "Other Titles Incomplete". I've included a brief history and at least a sample image of these rare and/or low print production titles. 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: 21,692

    DDDenny
    Member
    from oregon

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