Back in the day . . .

[Spanky]

Things were different then.

 

[choppedtop]

Wonder what the rest of it looked like?

 

[fletcherson]

Oh yeah! A man after my own heart: tri-power poncho power! That was surely a hand full.

 

[Jack Henderson]

Roots.......
I kind of miss them. Hot rodding has lost a large part of it's luster. So commercial now. It's up to us to keep it alive! With places like this to call home, I believe we will be up to the challenge.

 

[WebMistress]

Roots.......
I kind of miss them. Hot rodding has lost a large part of it's luster. So commercial now. It's up to us to keep it alive! With places like this to call home, I believe we will be up to the challenge.

I agree, and it is one of the reasons we took over this site when Ron was selling it.
Thanks for calling us home.

 

[LongJohn]

This is the first site I go to and return often. It feeds my 50 year old obsession!

 

[fletcherson]

Funny, modern hot rod guys look down their noses as stuff built from junk yard parts.... in my day, the bone yard was the speed shop for many parts. I built many fun cars from junk parts. We didn’t have the aftermarket selection or funds to finance it then.

 

[LongJohn]

Exactly! I think I had $4,000 in my first bucket.