Thread: Hi-Boy or Not???
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11-28-2004 03:49 PM #1
Hi-Boy or Not???
I have heard a few different opinions on what cars are considered Hi-Boys and which one are not, one guy will say he has a hi-boy and another guy will tell him he doesn't. What is the most widely accepted criteria used when determining if a car is a true Hi-Boy or not? All responses will be appreciated.The Zoo Keeper
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11-28-2004 03:55 PM #2
If the frame is visible, it's a hiboy.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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11-28-2004 04:11 PM #3
Matt is correct. The generally accepted definition of a hiboy is that the body is not channeled, but sits on top of the frame. The term is usually applied to cars without fenders or severely bobbed fenders.Jim
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11-28-2004 07:39 PM #4
thank's for clearing that up i was wonderin toDan
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11-29-2004 07:07 AM #5
Thanks for the responses, they are greatly appreciated.The Zoo Keeper
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