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I will be following your builds on HAMB. Bill aka Tnomoldw
Just finished your second book that I have had for many years but didn't finish. I really loved the last story about the lost town in New Mexico- Great!
I read a lot of your stories in the Goodguys Gazette love them.
wow, am I impressed ! Your lavender Caddy is beautiful ! Sure wish our paths would cross before I forget who you are.
The pictures are great some beauty cads you and Dan sure build some great looking rides.Jane walked in just as I got off the phone with you.we talked how much we would like to see you and Dan just got to get out your way soon.great talking to you.I'll try to send a pic of my rod soon. Happy new year to you and Dan. By the way that rod run from Idaho to Peoria for the 25th nsra was June 20 -24 1994 .
Great set of books Roger. Just ordered your latest. I do miss Denver and all the shows around there and talking to you about some of the shows we were at. Thanks for helping keep the custom car culture alive and growing. Another old Iowa Boy.
roger, havent heard from you at all. was wonderin if you died?? iam still workin on my garage. took the 2 seater sprint car up to rapid to have them make it street legal while iam workin on the garage. i would do it, but got my 50th class reunion gettin close and i want to take it to the show and tell picnic in the park in sheridan, wyo. the old black chopped ford is owned by buck goodrow in scottsbluff. he drives the wheels off it. sets high with no skirts, flippers, etc. the guys tell me they liked it better when it sat on the ground, skirts, lakers, etc. i see your mostly gray now. iam mostly bald on top. heart conditions, so need doctorin from the va more often. drop me a note now and then, dan too.... lyn finlayson, alliance, nebr.
It has been a while since our paths crossed!!!
Fun read. Brought a lot of Memories. Lived in Denver from 1952 thru 1965, 1995 till now. Thanks.
Found you on the HAMB, your stories are great, I'll be sure to send my husband here to take a look around.
Wow! The new website looks great!
You are my first "read", when my GOOD GUYS gazzette arrives. My youngest daughter lived in Denver and the name of the streets ";ring a bell";. My good friend Warren Longwell just left here and has mentioned you several times, with great admiration. The only thing Warren has steered me wrong on is he has created an interest in the salt flats on me, i,e, with his encouragement I purchased a chopped top 53 Stude last spring.Drive'em, and as the entrance to the dirt modified nationals in Boone Iowa reads, WHINNERS GO HOME!
Makes me wish I was 15 back then, and not 15 now.
Dabbling in old cars after a 40 year hiatus. Just retired and trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up.
hello roger, thanks for the editorel's in good guys mag. they remind me of my youth here in columbus terrising the steets in my 58 poncho, cant wait to get the books thanks a bunch...jim
Hi Roger Another person directed to your site and books via the HAMB. I enjoyed reading the introduction on your site and am sure that I will enjoy reading your books more.Keep it up!RegardsCam
Saw the website address in Goodguys and had to check out your books I've got a birthday coming up....Rods Rock!!
Just read Accidents & Incidents and am starting on Fast Cars, Four Speeds and Fistfights. I really enjoy all the stories, they remind me of some of the shenanigans of my older brother pulled in the mid sixties. Keep up the good work and I'll be looking forward to more of these great stories. They remind me of when I was a kid and my older brother was my hero. Yours Truly, Stan Majer
hi. i just read you column from an old issue of the gazette the april 2010 issue and loved the story im sure i will enjoy the book as well thanks.rich
I've always injoyed your writings on the HAMB.I'm sure I will like the book.
I was reading "BUSTER" in the GOODGUYS magazine so I followed to your site to order your 4 book special. My hobby car that I drive today is a 1957 Chevrolet, 2DR. 210 Post Sedan. We write insurance on the type of cars we grew up with so cars of the 50s, 60s, 70s, etc. are a big part of our lives today, it's just they cost a little more than the $75.00 we used to pay for them in the 60s!!
Hi Roger,I found your website from your H.A.M.B. sig. I've just been reading through the "The Best 1955 Cadillac build" thread. I'm only at page 25 so far, but I've been reading through about every post, because it's so good (ok, I did just skip ahead to see how it looked in the end, only because that paint color is so nice, I had to see it).It's been a great read, and just because of that, I'm definitely going to get one of your books.Thanks, Alex.
Hi Roger,I enjoy your stories as I lived in the Denver area in the late 60's an I canj say we chewed some of the same dirt.Keep up the great work..Steve
|~~|Thanks Roger for all those great stories, they are my "Must Read" in the Good Guys Gazette. Those stories remind my of my college days with my roomate and his 65 Pontiac Goat, at least thats how I remember it. Thanks Rick Fox
