young hottrdders cars lets see em

Nice ride. What did the body look like when you first started working on it?

 

this is what it looked like.

 

that Hudson is SICK!!!!!!!



my 48 Hudson[/quote]

 

I'm 25 and on my 13th car, this one is probably a keeper.

 

im 21, living in south dakota.. i have a 1949 chevrolet project that im working on, amongst the other cars i have but dont drive very often... here are some pics of the 49
there's also a picture of my hot roddin' gf, we're working on getting a car for her... 59 ranchero

 

This thread humbles me. Fantastic stuff boys, fantastic stuff.

 

That 51 looks almost like my 52 but mine was blue originally. Its a hardtop right? I got the original 216 running, rust was really bad on mine. How much did you pay for yours? I paid $1200.

 

im 16 wrkin on body mok up on my 29 chev . just picked up caddie flathead and lassale trans 2day .frame work starts soon

 

Caddy Flatty?!!! Damn that's gonna be SICK!

 

And HEAVY!!!! Better bulk up on the front spring pack!

 

im 22, my previous rides were this juiced '64 pontiac-



which i redid the juice install on when i got it cos it was terrible, i also swopped the motor, trans and axle before i sold it and bought this-


which i've also now just sold to concentrate on this-


ive also got another 8 cars, none of them HAMB friendly, but none of them newer than '87. ive jsut been offered the pontiac back at about half what i sold it for too, so i hope i can raise the cash in time!!

 

IM 22 and have been working off and on both my 1930 sportcoupester and my 1950 ford for about 2 years...



an i also have a 85 rebel

 

Turning 21 in two weeks ... and here's my '60 F-100, always a work in progress.



Current focus is building a 292 Y-block, which is almost done. After that I want to lower it.

 

Nice to meet you at hotrodorama, i here youve got a killer loover press i might have to take you up on the help offer.

and uuu i'm 19 and have two projects a 1959 60's style custom with 53 buick headlight bezels as tail lights and a 1930 Buick Marquette sedan.

 

My Grandson posted his '38 GMC project here. It's a great project for the two of us. We are scrounging hard and I'm putting as little $$$ in it as possible so when he doesn't pay me back it won't cost me so much. Building with safety first and foremost in mind. I tell him, "weld like your life depends on it", because it does.