[hankason]

I started fooling with cars in the late forties.
I had the head milled on a 1941 dodge coupe, with fluid drive. I was going to use it as a field car because I was too young to drive on road.

The thing looked so good and ran well after I installed the head and a set of points Dad sold it and found me a junker for a field car. Oh! well.

I guess getting the head milled at B&M speedshop (long ago closed) near Rochester NY set me on the road to hot-roding.

 

[RWENUTS]

Welcome Hank!!
What you buildin' now?
You got any pics!!

 

[hankason]

HI Rwenuts

I will try to post a JPG of my '48 Plymouth I guess I am hookrd on P15,s.
This one has a 350 gen-1 Chevy small block, my son & I just finished installing a step 1 trans depot 200R-4.
I found this one in Illinois in driveable shape with the smallblock and TH350; so old Mr. Mopar is being pulled around by a Chevy engine.

Sorry I am too new to post a JPG I will as soon as I learn.
Henry

 

[RWENUTS]

Thanks Henry!!
THere's a nice P15 for sale out here too. Good lookin' carz.
Here's how to post pics.
http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/how-post-pictures-videos-hotrodders-com-210112.html

 

[hankason]

Hi RWEnuts

Well I got A picture of my Hot Rod For you to see.

I will be posting requests for help and advice as I make this car mine.

Thanks for your interest Henry

 

[RWENUTS]

Nice!!
THanks Henry!!

 

[hankason]

Nice "T"

You have a cool looking “T”
A true traditional Hot-Rod
From your pick-up I wonder if you will put
A Ford Engine in it?
My daughter and her husband are Ford people.
My son is all Oldsmobile.

Henry

 

[RWENUTS]

Yup! It's got a 302 and c4. My 'Bucket of Bolts' project.
Here's a better pic.
And I'm not just an old Ford geezer.
Here's a pic of 2 of my former trucks. Both sold a couple years ago.
Red 67 GMC and old green 65 C10.