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Post by johnny on Mar 25, 2016 15:32:51 GMT -5
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Post by modelnfool on Mar 26, 2016 13:14:57 GMT -5
Nice looking gasser! I think the 55 chevy was a natural for the strip, I have one in my collection as well.
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Post by Mr.409 on Mar 26, 2016 15:38:05 GMT -5
Very cool looking '55! Those large rear wheel openings on the body look so good on these Tri-Five Chevrolets and your tires fit perfectly on place. Really nice work overall, it looks pretty much like every '55 Bel Air should.
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Post by johnny on Mar 26, 2016 18:43:10 GMT -5
Very cool looking '55! Those large rear wheel openings on the body look so good on these Tri-Five Chevrolets and your tires fit perfectly on place. Really nice work overall, it looks pretty much like every '55 Bel Air should. On the wheel wells I didn't cut it on the marking inside the body. I assembled the chassis and set the body on used a short piece of axle rod to mount the slicks in place up against the body and traced around the tires. I carved them out freehand with an Exacto knife to the traced lines and then used sand paper wrapped around a finger to finish it up. Yeah, saw a lot at US 30, Oswego and Union Grove as a kid and always loved the look! Through the 70's here there were quite a few old straight drag cars converted back to street use! Mostly Tri Fives!
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Post by fordrodnkustom on Mar 27, 2016 8:09:06 GMT -5
Nice build. Truly a classic look.
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Post by mccannj2921 on Mar 31, 2016 8:31:32 GMT -5
Cool gasser build!
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