What he said !!

Greg,

You don't see near as many 56's as 55's & 57's it seems. So nice to see one cuz there are some cool styling touches on those cars. :thumbsup:

BTW-what's going on with the current motor in it?

We are making some one off wheels right now for Jerry Magnuson, pin drive knock off type.

I have friends who are like this. If it wasn't for people like you some of us would be discouraged and defeated in this hobby. :thumbsup:

Keep the updates coming!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I have a dream............even if it's only a ride-a-long in the hauler. :rofl:

x2? Already has a beautifully detailed rat, not enough cowbell?


Jeff-

FETorino
 

Greg, this thread already has more pictures than FETorino! :thumbsup:

Greg, Sid will do a great job on it, They work great with Brizios. I have been to there shop before, Nice guys. MB tex will clean easy and is not a bad choice for a open car

56 is my favorite tri five. Greg already has my favorite. That black 56 is sweet !

This multi quote thing is killing my post average!! :wow:






It took my buddy Pierre AKA Frenchy -- 10 years to build this car... and at the time he bought a "mild" 460 (bored 454)... well... let's just say this motor ain't what it's supposed to be. Super low compression - non performance iron heads - oil burner... and all around just not fitting of the surroundings in which it sits. So a new 496 cubic inch Brodix aluminum headed torque monster was built to take it's place.




Sweet!





Thank you! That's EXACTLY how I feel. I have some minor skills -- some time for helping - a dry warm spot in which to work and have some fun doing it. It's payback time.






Want me to stop by for a ride around the block on my way to GNRS..... :D







Exactly -- and firing off a car like this and watching blue smoke roll -- just isn't becoming of such a stately lady.







GOOD POINT!!!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:







Thanks Tracy! I don't know what materials I'm going to use... I'm leaning to real leather "just because" - but we'll have lots of discussions about this choice when the time comes.







We're showing our age. A '55 was what we drove in high school. You could buy a real nice one for $500 to $750!! We only dreamed of even SEEING a '69 Camaro! Actually -- in high school -- the HOT car was a '69 Road Runner! But tri-fives are special.