Hot Rods Prevent this Tragedy... {Hot Rod inside.}

I'll second that.

Ain't nuthin' like a rear photo shot showin' off the quickchange ... automotive***** at it's best!

 

That is absolutely stunning, someone really did their homework on this one. One perfect looking coupe.

 

nice...

 

tits...

 

I couldn't be more proud of my brother. The altar of the "little pages" is where he lives and it shows.

It's all the little things , man that is soooo true.

The 16" cal-custom /calori/hollywood caps . The red lettering on the firestone tires...the fact those front tires are DOUBLE sided white walls.******in magneto,chrome where it should be.... cloth covered wiring. The 46-48 lincoln wheel with a 50 ford center cap. Two tone roll and pleated interior mimicking the arch of the steering wheel.

DUDES.... the freaking truck bell housing connecting the blueprinted ford 3-speed toploader is chromed, chrome garnish moldings..all done to the teeth. I love this hotrod. The chop , the****embly , the infinite knowledge of a lot of things Ford-- all him.


A BUILT flathead with all the goodies--- ported ,flowed, .125 over Ross pistons, 400jr cam, oversize valves, high volume oil pump , wide belt pulleys ,uhh chrome fan and generator.

But it's more than that .He lives and breathes this stuff everyday and makes himself better and better everyday. True hotrodder to the point where i think it's ADHD but I wouldn't want it any other way---- love it.

That and his front and backside layback grinds are a thing of beauty and should be rated up there with Neil Blenders and Monty Nolders.


So yeah---- help prevent this tragedy.


Rome

 

this is why I came to the HAMB

 

Holy*****!! I haven't heard Neil Blender and Monty Nolder mentioned in at least 15 years...ahh the good ol' days...

 

PERFECT!!!

 

Did you get a picture of his little step stool he carries with him to get inside of it?

...aww just playin' Prez

it's the nicest car I've ever seen come together from start to finish

 

Killa Vanilla! That thing is beautiful! Great job and congrats.

 

that thing is gorgeous ! nuts on !

 

Now that is a nice looking car.

 

What is that steering wheel from?

 

that is dead on perfect!

 

Absolutely perfect. Can't wait 'til Cheaterama to see it in person.

 

that young lady has some serious**** appeal...

 

Im getting a tingling in my pants, magnifico. Spike

 

got to give credit where its do very nice

 

Sincerely HAMB Brothers, thank you for all the props, I do enjoy playing w/cars and I could not have made the car what it is w/out the help of my club brothers & other friends.
I'm not one to post pics of my machines or my work on here or even to take pictures to begin with so I thatnk you Jack for doing that.
Thanks John Stimac for the encouraging words, that means the world coming from a cat that knows the best in this hobby/lifestyle we all share, maybe someday.

I believe it was Kevin Seconds that once said..."This is*****in magic man & we are all apart of it together!"

Hey did I mention that on August 29th of 2009 we can all get together and play w/cars at the 10th CHEATERAMA here in Milwaukee? Well we can, all of us!
CFFC

Super duper then, thank you again, I will continue to produce traditional styled machines from my humble garage for as long as the man lets me.
HAMB for Life Playas!

16 Time Mr.***** Milwakee
5 Time Most beautiful Bicep Champion

Cheatercarl

 

Hi, My name is carl, the steering wheel is from a 1946 Lincoln, normally it is a translucent wheel, but this one was not in the most prestine shape so it was a perfect candidate for some sublte crack repair & a two tone paint job.

The horn ring is the stock unit, but the horn*****on is a cut down 1950 Ford peice, I felt it was more appropiate cuz the stock*****on says "Lincoln Twelve" & has a****** on it.
Just kidding about the Lincoln part.

Thanks again everyone, I am a nerd.

Love,
Cheatercarl

 

lincoln continental of th eearly 40s...it started life in lucite see through red.....now it goes perfectly with that modified A coupe......

 

very nice.
Al.

 

That's got to be one of the nicest A's to come along in some time. It's amazing when someone spends the time to have a "finished" car and not settle for the current trend of "ratty". It's rides like this that will inspire new blood to get into the hobby and give them something to aspire to. WELL DONE!!!

Frank

 

That car is amazing...... I am super proud of you man.

It really is right out of the little pages..... only one better.

Just like Spinal Tap, That car is an ELEVEN.

 

That is one fine little hotrod Carl, thanks for sharing it with us. I took the liberty of saving photos for future "how should that be done" reference when the flathead in the garage and 29A pieces in the shed decide to become a car.
The car well shows that one doesn't need to add on pieces just to be adding them on and details and staying on theme is what makes a knockout car.
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I can't stop looking at it.
You have vision, Man.
Thanks for going the distance.

 

Thank YOU Roberto! Those are kind words and VERY much appreciated.
I must say that I am proud of you as well for what you are acomplishing out there!
I've got that roadster pick up in the gathering stages, but soon creation will begin.

YOu want to see amazing, wait until you see Dans Coupe! The kids now a days would say it is "Dank!" On the for real Bob, his car is breathtaking (much like CheaterJacks*********).
But he like myself is not one for taking pics let alone posting them, I hope maybe Jack can snap some images of it & lay it down real on here.
It's cad powered, early ford rear, 1951 Chevy Dash, oh yeah it's gloss black & goes deeper than Ice cube in some skeezas****! Like it will put your**** to sleep deep.

Sincerely, thank you again & stay tuned for some images.

Your friend,

Cheatercarl Urbaniakski

 

I can't wait to see Dan's coupe..... I miss you guys.

 

I can now leave this earth for the mothership...For I have seen Hot Rod Nirvanna!!!

 

Ugggh....someday.