Doublepumper
I got interested in messing around with old heaps at sixteen. Started when my uncle helped me fix the pooped out 216 in my '50 Chevy pickup. I was hooked!
Like many at that young age, I didn't have much money. I worked after school and weekends, at a small machine shop, making two whole dollars an hour. Needless to say, I tried to do everything myself and make due with what was available.
Traditional, I think it's called now
Managed to cobble together plenty of projects over the years. Cars, trucks and motorcycles. Current project is a '46 Ford pickup. I've rebuilt or renewed nearly everything on it myself. Got it on the road the end of summer, 2020 and still tinkering on it.
Old Harley's & Old Hot Rods
Like many at that young age, I didn't have much money. I worked after school and weekends, at a small machine shop, making two whole dollars an hour. Needless to say, I tried to do everything myself and make due with what was available.
Traditional, I think it's called now
Managed to cobble together plenty of projects over the years. Cars, trucks and motorcycles. Current project is a '46 Ford pickup. I've rebuilt or renewed nearly everything on it myself. Got it on the road the end of summer, 2020 and still tinkering on it.
Old Harley's & Old Hot Rods
- Location
- WA-OR, USA
- Occupation
- Retired:) Marine Electrician
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