I was given a tour of the Billet Specialties facilities outside Chicago a few years ago. When I entered the "garage" area there were a number of Glen's cars there. Chicayne just so happened to be there at the time. Glen told me a few stories about driving the car to Columbus which involved laying the smack down on some unsuspecting street rods. Good times.

pure sex !

Awesome
 

CHICAYNE

The most incredible car ive ever seen in person,thats actually been driven and can be driven HARD becuse it does function. No fairgrounds Queen here.
Paint & Body ...looks like it was dipped in Glass instead of clear.
Fab.... Pure Metal Art..
Funny thing is ,its been done for years and its not dated at all..

Tom

One of Troy's first builds was a pro-street car, "Bumongous", a 1950 Buick. I don't know how many times it has exchanged hands, but it sold at Barrett-Jackson back in January.