Joe's Here

[jmcglynn]

Hi Guys,

Just a quick intro. I've been into making stuff since I was a kid, fell in love with cars and bikes along the way.

I've got a chopped and sectioned studebaker pickup that I've been working on. Well, sorta. I was working on it, then decided to start a side business making motorcycle parts. Then started another company to make hot rod parts. Been sorta distracted the past few years

I tend to make parts over complete vehicles, I enjoy designing and figuring out how to make them.

I intend to get back to my stude this year. I need to get it on the road so I can start another project!

[Kerry Pinkerton]

Welcome Joe, Crime Scene Choppers right? Are you Crafty-B also? We've discussed your gas caps as recently as this week.

Joe was one of the early members on the MetalShapers Association.

[HEATNBEAT]

Welcome Joe!

[jmcglynn]

Originally Posted by Kerry Pinkerton

Welcome Joe, Crime Scene Choppers right? Are you Crafty-B also? We've discussed your gas caps as recently as this week.

Joe was one of the early members on the MetalShapers Association.

Hi Kerry, Crime Scene yes, but not Crafty-B. He makes some cool stuff though.

Glad to be here, I've been running low on my metal addiction

[Overkill]

Glad to see you joined up.

Joe has the Studebaker shown on the front of Ron Covell's chopping video. Cool truck.

Looking forward to getting that planishing hammer operational.

John

[Dutch Comstock]

Hi Joe, Good to hear from you. As I haven't heard much about you for awhile I was windering what you have been up to lately. It is time to finish the stude truck as the worst half of the work is all done. It is now the boring part making it road ready. Dutch