New to board...Newbie alert!

I just signed up a couple of days ago. I have been around hot rods since before I could walk, thanks to my dad. My dad and I spent a lot of time working on his rods when I was younger (29' Ford Roadster p/u, 30' Ford p/u, and 34' Ford Sedan) and while the hobby has slowed down since I have been in college, it will be resurrected soon. I have a 67' scout 4X4 that I have kept around to play in the mud but now I am ready to sell it and buy a project somewhere between a 28'-36' truck and begin my own rod. I really enjoy hanging out and bench racing and checking out creative rods. Anyways, glad to be among those that appreciate the same things that I do and I look forward to some interesting problem solving posts.:3dSMILE: I am going to try to attach a couple of photos of my dad's rods. I need to get some decent pics of them on my computer.

This is the 30' which is due for another restore. Above is the 34' Sedan and 29' p/u.

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and my 67' play in the dirt vehicle (did I mention that it's for sale?):toocool:

where is deer park ? glad to see another texan on here. :)

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Originally posted by shine
where is deer park ? glad to see another texan on here. :)

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It is a south east suburb of Houston. Where is your town?

Love that 29 pickup. By any chance it's for sale?

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Originally posted by chevy 37
Love that 29 pickup. By any chance it's for sale?

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Nope, sorry. It is not for sell, but thanks for the compliment.

north in the hill country near stephnville .

I know we are more interested in clasic cars, but check out this site, pretty creative pait jobs. I might actually go their car show. check it out http://turtlewaxtour.com/gwt_main.html

Some of that looks like sticker jobs rather than paint jobs. But...to each his own. Not my style though. Thanks anyways.