Another HAMBster update. (click the small images to enlarge)
It doesn't look like much has been done (other than emptying Jim Beam cans) but all the rails have been stitched together and the front and rear ends are nearing final mounting.
Adapting the top loader for the early flathead.
The concession on non-period diffs is appreciated...
Can you see a possible pitch for sponsorship throughout this series?
why isnt lake titicaca filled with boobs and poop?
Well we almost have two compleate rolling frames now with the front and rear ends all but mounted on the two rigid cars Wednesday night should see them out and work started on the two cars with rear susspenssion then onto engine mounting classes
SAFETY WARNING
For gods sake guys, DO NOT drink from the can in the last phota!!!!! It's going to be full of iron fileings and swath and if you drink from it it 's gunna tear you a new #@*$hole for sure. Looking good guys, but you sure are making me look bad, been working on the "Steel Rack" for the last four years and haven't achieved nay where near as much as you guys in such a short time. Best I get off this and out into the back yard (NO shed in this new place ) and do something with some of the bits.
Graeme I will forever defend your right
to disagree with my opinion. "Within 5mm is Close Enough"
Hey Grazza this is cheap racing and loads of fun so far cost in bits $170.oo and thats for the chassis steel the front end i had in stock the sidey was in stock the diff i had had to buy $200.oo the only other major expenses now are rear tyres and the Molly for the roll bar and intrusion bars we are doing sums along the way and i reckon we will be on the track for under $3000.oo
Gidday blokes and others.... I'm new to this Hambsters stuff, what dialect is recommended. Love the cars in the build, whats these rules? Built a jalopy Steel T bucket with zoomied Y block, nearly finished finally, used parts from behind the shed etc, amazing what we've hoarded for rainy days, am moving house and have some spares like early slicks on rims from the 60's, cusso 15x5 rims, early F100 juice brakes, maybe some round early stubs, a complete cusso diff with old time artwork on it and more stuff raises its head with every shelf cleared of cobwebs. If interested PM me. Even got a 56 F100 column and steering box......
Gidday blokes and others.... I'm new to this Hambsters stuff, what dialect is recommended. Love the cars in the build, whats these rules? Built a jalopy Steel T bucket with zoomied Y block, nearly finished finally, used parts from behind the shed etc, amazing what we've hoarded for rainy days, am moving house and have some spares like early slicks on rims from the 60's, cusso 15x5 rims, early F100 juice brakes, maybe some round early stubs, a complete cusso diff with old time artwork on it and more stuff raises its head with every shelf cleared of cobwebs. If interested PM me. Even got a 56 F100 column and steering box......
Bloody hell, you guys have the look....purdy pics and stuff....we arent as cool down here in mexico.......we wear tracky pants and facemasks.......hoping to satrt a new trend ....anyway, they look great....Im not liking the stink of those cut off wheels....pullin big black boogers out afterwards too .........bert
Bertieboy wrote:Bloody hell, you guys have the look....purdy pics and stuff....we arent as cool down here in mexico.......we wear tracky pants and facemasks.......hoping to satrt a new trend ....anyway, they look great....Im not liking the stink of those cut off wheels....pullin big black boogers out afterwards too .........bert
Thats the winter collection by King Gee and RM Williams
....anyway, they look great....Im not liking the stink of those cut off wheels....pullin big black boogers out afterwards too 
.........bert