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 Captions in italics are from the sender of the pic.

From Adrian Paul:

Mart,  here's a pic of my Pop that I mentioned in the Email I sent you the other day. It, quite obviously, is parked next to my mates old '32. Two Rods for the price of one, can't be bad
From Phil Ennis:
Mart, here are the before and after pics of my Dad’s truck. 

Bought with 69,000 miles on it for about $650 USD.   Then $30,000
later.....
From Paul Turunen, via Lance Nicoll:

I drove 60 miles out of the way to take this picture and I lost the other one.  I saw this old barn last year coming back from bonneville, I thought it was only 5 miles out of the way. 
Paul

From Wolf:

Wolf is a man of few words.

From Scott Carpenter.

From Paul Colledge:

Hi ,mate this is a pic of my hotrod,in the uk .a 302 ford,3 speed box and hurst shifter and 8 inch rear.its built in a traditional style although I have just fitted a heater for comfort.    
Cheers Paul

From Neppy on the Hamb:

My Galaxie is so far from finished I don't know if I should even bother you with a pic of it. If you do want one, here it is after a 1300 mile trip from Oklahoma to Montana. Dirty and beaten but still goin strong. It's a '66 with the original 352, Cruis-O-Matic, 3.00:1 gears and a shitty paint job done some time ago. It vibrates at any speed around 70MPH (imagine that for 3200 miles) so I have to drive conservatively until next week when I finally take it to the driveline shop in Tulsa. I just rolled the odometer over a few weeks ago. Now it's only got about 370 miles on it. ;-) I recently pulled all the trim off of it and need to buy a welder, and learn how, to fill in all the holes. Eventually it'll have a nice mild flake finish with subtle scallops ala 62buford, from the HAMB, photoshopping it. 
Anyway, hope you can use it. I love the site, you put a lot into it.
Neppy 


From Dominators:

The 32 belongs to my wife Mia and myself. It looks old school in gray primer but is all stainless and chrome underneath. It runs a 355 sbc disguised with early Cadillac top end stuff, a Currie pollished alum. 9" rear end, Joe Hunt Magneto, Polished Moroso elect. water pump, a hidden alternator hung off the rear end, Wilwood disc brakes all around, Ididit polished tilt column, chopped windshield, roll bar and cage work by Chick Brignolo and other assembly work by Parker Engineering.
Next to be done is a 40 Ford dash and steering wheel, new upholstry and a spray job in green primer. 
Kind of would like one of  those new chopped and raked windshields Rebel Rods is producing.

From Russ DeBarr:

Hi Mart. Here,s My Pop at the Nostalgia Nationals earlier this year.Mot Thursday, free tax disc on Friday, go racing Sunday! well worth waiting 3 years for! I even managed a 15.9 with a standard 2.0ltr Pinto! shes now done over 4000miles and I,ve only had to replace the engine and re-engineer the rear end. All the best, Russ
From Chris:

Hi Mart,
remember the pic I sent you almost 2 years ago, me sitting lazy on my
chair in my garage while my coupe is waitin´to be finished ?
There you go, mate ! Still work to do on her, but ain´t she purty?
Old rusty inspired me a lot, thanks pal.
Chris from good ol´ Germany

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Thanks to all the contributers for the pics on this page....Mart.

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