Joe Haniszewski's 1966 "SiniSSter" Chevelle on Forgeline DE3P Wheels
 

Joe's '66 "SiniSSter" Chevelle is powered by a 396ci big block mated to a Turbo 350 transmission (with overdrive). It rides on a stock frame that has been reinforced, boxed, and mini-tubbed. Cornering and stopping are handled by the UMI Peformance A Body Handling Kit, Viking double-adjustable coilovers, Baer brakes (14 inch Pro+ rotors and 6 piston calipers), and Nitto NT05 tires (265/35R18 & 335/30ZR19) wrapped around 18x9 & 19x12 Forgeline DE3P wheels finished with Titanium centers and Brushed outers. See more at: http://www.forgeline.com/customer_ga...w.php?cvk=1329

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Wow, just a great looking car. Love the wheels and color choices used on this.

^^This.

I've been following this build for quite awhile! Joe did an awesome job.

Thanks all. I started a build thread in the Project section.
Kind of going in reverse since the car is "finished"

https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=49832

Also at www.facebook.com/buffalomotoramaprojectchevelle

Congrats to Joe Haniszewski for earning a Designers Dozen Final Choice award, at this past weekend's Syracuse Nationals, with his 1966 "Sinisster" Buffalo Motorama Project Chevelle on Forgeline DE3P wheels! See more at: http://www.forgeline.com/customer_ga...w.php?cvk=1426

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Thanks Forgeline. We've enjoyed the 550 miles we have put on SiniSSter. It's been a fun ride for the past 2 years.

Some more really nice shots of Joe's "Sinisster" Chevelle on Forgeline DE3P wheels.

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Joe's car looks pretty awesome! I have seen this person a few times, it is flawless!

Of course the wheels and suspension really set it off...

Yummmmm!!! That looks spectacular!