[Roadsters]

It's been some time since I registered here, but today I decided to try to make time to become involved on the board after reading about the SEMA/Coker fiasco.

My profile has a link to my site, which has pages about my three projects: a '32 Ford roadster (a race car with a Chevy 496), a '32 Ford three-window coupe (a very traditional street car with a 327), and a '56 Ford panel truck (driver with a 454).

I like traditional hot rods built with real, old parts. I'm on the HAMB a lot. If I don't post much here it's because of time limitations. Glad to be here, though.

 

[Henry Highrise]

Welcome to Hotrodders.........we are glad to have you with us. :welcome:

 

[Centerline]

Welcome to Hotrodders.com.

Since your web site is a commercial site you will need to read and follow the forum rules for commercial businesses. Read them here. Among other things these rules ban the use of a commercial URL in your user name so please remove the .com.

Thanks.

 

[OneMoreTime]

Welcome to the board,,,,, :welcome: That was a bit of a fiasco was it not..Anyway welcome and enjoy..

Sam

 

[Bad Rat 2]

Welcome to Hotrodders .com Dave were you once located on Portland Ore, by chance? nice web site,, good work bill

 

[Jon]

Dave -- sorry for the delay in handling this. I've removed the ".com" from your username.

I'm familiar with Roadsters.com -- excellent site, very clear and well organized. Also, thanks for the support on SpankMyMarketer.com, I was very pleased to see your comments backing us up on the HAMB.

 

[Roadsters]

I've been meaning to get more involved here so I'm bringing this back up to let you folks know that I'm still around, and still working on both of my projects.

I'm active most on the HAMB and the Ford Truck Enthusiasts message boards.

If you're into traditional hot rods and you're here in Phoenix, feel free to drop me a line.

- Dave

 

[lets cut it up]

Welcome :welcome: