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    New old guy checking in

     



    Just registered, thought I better introduce myself.
    My name is Mickey Ellis, Older than dirt, and I live in a small town in northern Utah.

    Been messing with cars since the fifties.

    My real interest is in the history of hotrodding, and I collect alot of memorabilia. (magazines, hot rod movie stuff, toys, early lakes racing stuff and any old stuff I can dig up)

    My current car is a '32 Ford roadster pickup. I'll try to post a photo.

    It has a Gibbon body and front fenders, Deuce Factory chassis, (its been built for 11 years) handbuilt pickup bed, original grille shell, rear fenders, and 32 passenger car gas tank.

    I will probably lurk mostly but will jump in if I can be of any help.

    Thanks,
    Mick
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    Great looking pickup, Mick!!! Welcome to CHR and thanks for the picture, jump right on in anywhere, looks like you have some great advice to offer.!!!!
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    Thanks Dave, this looks like a great forum and I think I'll fit in just fine, I see a few familiar faces from the RRT and HAMB.

    I'll post a pic of the rear of my rpu to show the Chris Boggess built bed & tailgate and the stock placement of the passenger car gas tank, gives the truck a little different look.

    Thanks again for the compliment!

    Mick
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    The stock tank really looks great on the back!! Haven't seen many done like that, and none quite that nicely done. Congrats.
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    Welcome Mick, very nice piece of work, besides the tank, I also like the V8 on the tail gate. I'm an old gear head, so I got to ask what the drive train is.
    I've NEVER seen a car come from the factory that couldn't be improved.....

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    Hi Mike, sorry, nothing too groundshaking in the drivetrain department. Just the typical 350 Chev, 700R trans and 9" Ford rear. It runs 3:25 gears with 29" tires so it is a great road car.

    Mick

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