Thanks Greg
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Originally Posted by GregWeld
Northwest Classic Chevy Club just had their annual Tri-Five Chevy only show at the XXX RootBeer in Issaquah. That show generally has 250 to 300+ tri-fives.
They have a website:
http://www.nwccc.net
They meet once a month at the XXX RootBeer there in Issaquah. If you've not been out there - it's chalk a block full of car "stuff"... including a 409 that will greet you at the entrance.
On to the handling part. At a MINIMUM - You're going to need to change your upper and lower control arms.... add a pan hard bar to the rear... and upgrade your brakes to disc all around - and upgrade to RideTech shocks.
If you want to see how well a station wagon can get around the course -- look up Newman Creations (Kyle and Paul) - contact them and ask if they've posted up any videos etc on YouTube. They're great people and know their stuff about getting your wagon to turn.
http://www.newmancarcreations.com/55-57-chevy/
My Nomad had a Jim Meyer Racing Chassis under it. |
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Went to the All Tri Five Show at Triple XXX burger and it was a great show, the owner of Redline Racing Oil was there with his twin turbo 540 CI 1589 horsepower 57 Belair. Had a dang good burger and some tasty rootbeer too.
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This video of the Neman bunch is hilarious! Great car.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNOIaFt5X1s