Photos of Cafe members
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Barry Lee Hands
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Ok, great pics guys, I dug up some of my old ones also, what a lot of fun it has been!
With Ethan Jacczak, working for $3.65 an hour engraving at Gist Engravers 1977
Back from a run with the Norton, 1984 ( ahead of the Motoguzzis)
With my buddy Michael MacIntosh at the vintagers 2003 or so
With Marcus's Dad, the great Ken Hunt at his bench 2004
Engraving at David Trevallions shop in Maine 2006
The Montana studio 2007:
Winston Churchill and Jerry Fisher drop in.
With a fish
WIth Firmo and Francesca in Milan,
and Pele, Torcoli and Pedersoli
Studying at Bottega Giovanelli 2010
And engraving an SR Johnson/ Edmund Davidson/Loerchner at my California studio
With Ethan Jacczak, working for $3.65 an hour engraving at Gist Engravers 1977
Back from a run with the Norton, 1984 ( ahead of the Motoguzzis)
With my buddy Michael MacIntosh at the vintagers 2003 or so
With Marcus's Dad, the great Ken Hunt at his bench 2004
Engraving at David Trevallions shop in Maine 2006
The Montana studio 2007:
Winston Churchill and Jerry Fisher drop in.
With a fish
WIth Firmo and Francesca in Milan,
and Pele, Torcoli and Pedersoli
Studying at Bottega Giovanelli 2010
And engraving an SR Johnson/ Edmund Davidson/Loerchner at my California studio
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golden forge
Elite Cafe Member
OK, I guess I will post one . This is my wonderful wife and I with our 23 Studebaker roadster. We thought it would be fun to have some "period" looking photos taken, and this is one of my favorites. OK not a shot of my shop, but we definitely have some work into the car. 
David.
David.
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golden forge
Elite Cafe Member
Hey I did find a "at work" shot. Me engraving at a show.
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'23 Stude, What fun! I have a '38 and a '55.
golden forge
Elite Cafe Member
SamW, Wow two Studes? I thought one was costly.... :biggrin:
It's amazing how many Studebakers are still out there, my wife and I have taken ours to a few shows, and there is at least one person at each show who tells us that they have one, or did have one at some point in there life. My wife's father built this one up from a pile of rusty body parts that he traded an old guy a box of cigars for in 1971. He sold it before passing on in the early 90's. When we able to start looking for it, it took about 4 years, and my wife was the one who tracked it down. After 21 years of it being gone out of her family we got it back, and it sure made for one happy wife. :clapping:
It's amazing how many Studebakers are still out there, my wife and I have taken ours to a few shows, and there is at least one person at each show who tells us that they have one, or did have one at some point in there life. My wife's father built this one up from a pile of rusty body parts that he traded an old guy a box of cigars for in 1971. He sold it before passing on in the early 90's. When we able to start looking for it, it took about 4 years, and my wife was the one who tracked it down. After 21 years of it being gone out of her family we got it back, and it sure made for one happy wife. :clapping:
My first hot rod was a 33 Essex roadster, but it was old school. Straight 8 buick engine and trans with dual carbs and a split exhaust manifold, Columbia 2 speed rear end and aircraft gauges. The seat frames were made from grocery carts, upholstered in naugahyde, with a skull and X-bones sewn into each one. Sure wish I had it back.
golden forge
Elite Cafe Member
DKanger,
Nice, I don't see many Essex around here.
Our 23, or "the un-T" as it's known, (as in not a ford model T!) has some "old School" in it, Vintage Halibrand quick change rear end, 2 speed Power-glide, suicide front end, no front breaks, and a vintage Hunt Magneto. No skulls or X-bones, but my wife has been making some noise about me possibly doing some engraving on some of the Billet Aluminum parts.:thinking:
Nice, I don't see many Essex around here.
Our 23, or "the un-T" as it's known, (as in not a ford model T!) has some "old School" in it, Vintage Halibrand quick change rear end, 2 speed Power-glide, suicide front end, no front breaks, and a vintage Hunt Magneto. No skulls or X-bones, but my wife has been making some noise about me possibly doing some engraving on some of the Billet Aluminum parts.:thinking:
Marrinan
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Boys, Just south of Jamestown North Dakota off highway 281 about the Yipsalti turnoff or there abouts is a yard plumb full of silver hawks and golden eagles just rust'n away. must be thirty or forty of them. Fred
Keith
Elite Cafe Member
I cant beat Barry's Jacuzzi Pic. Here are two from the campground this past weekend.
TyG
Elite Cafe Member
This was during one of the classes here, I think maybe one of Jeremiah Watt's.
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TyG
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Actually it was Daves class last year, push engraving class.
silverchip
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Yup, tons of fun !!!!!! guess I will have to see if I have decent snapshot of myself working.
mtgraver
Elite Cafe Member
I didn't feel like I wanted to miss the boat so here's a few shots, two are outside event demos and the one is in the dungeon not getting anything accomplished as you can see.
Mark
Mark
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fegarex
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Well since Barry had his international photos I guess I will show mine. This was in Brescia during a break from the show as those Fausti girls wanted to have a picture taken with me...
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silverchip
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Me not working
Fishin the Green !!!!!
Fishin the Green !!!!!
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Uh, Reeks, are you sure it wasn't tother way round?
fegarex
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It's my story and I am sticking to it!!
Abigail and I in Cozumel, Mexico.
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