Wow, that car is clean. Super clean. I see what you mean Greg.
That should be a great sleeper when done! :thumbsup:

You should atleast paint the heads or polish them, looks bad with the cast finish. around all the other polish components and paint.
Do it now while its out.


Just my .02cents so the project takes longer.

GW - My hats off to ya! Not many people in your position have the talent or the cahonies to tackle a job of this caliber. :thumbsup:

You talk the talk and walk the walk buddy. :hail:

Ahhhhh.....how cute. Any of them ever have a part in the Wizard of Oz? :lmao: :peepwall:

Just kidding Greg......sorry man I couldn't help it. Have to admit though you kind of set yourself up for that one.

That Tri-5 is a beauty :thumbsup:

If you finish that car before I'm done, you and me are going to have issues!!!:stirthepot: Seriously, those are good things you do Greg.:thumbsup:

that is a beautiful car Greg,be hard to make much improvements on this one

No --- but some were Oompa loompa's









Then you better be ready next week - 'cause this one will be outta the shed before I split on the 11th...









It's really just a nip and a tuck.... :lol:

Greg,

Great thread, thanks for posting. :thumbsup:

Finally seeing a Tri-5 like that, I physically feel better.

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Just for you buddy....


It really is a beauty! He spent 10 years building it --- in a two car garage --- and everything was done by him except the upholstery and paint -- and it was painted in his garage....


He is super meticulous.... the fit and finish is spectacular... and get this -- first car he ever did!

X2.

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Greg,

Great story...wow!

Never would have thought that's how that amazing '56 was built. :cool: