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Heres mine the day I brought it home from Oakland. It looks the same but I re did the brakes master cylinder to drums, dropped and cleaned up the gas tank and been cleaning everything like madd. The engine and ****** are almost ready to drop in just waiting on a few parts. Can't wait to start it up for the first time!

 

And here is the front on a future barn find

It's a 57 Nomad parked in a small shed with no windows back in the 70's after it was fully restored. The owner drove it a few times after he finished was afraid it would be stolen or damaged so he shoehorned it into a small shed, where it sits. He can't even get into now, I could barely squeeze in beside it and I am a skinny guy....

Bout the only shot I could get of it, I drop hints when I see him which isn't often since he isn't near me.... to let me get it running for him, but he has watched to many B...J.... and thinks it is worth more than it is, so it still sits.

 

Typical local car...

 

Now that's nice!

 

A buds '56 View attachment 1224087

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Let's try again!

 

heres the 56 that i did the metal work on a couple of years ago and was just in streetrodder




and it finished
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Here's a few of a 56 2dr that's in the shop for a frame off redo. We should be starting on it in 2-3 weeks. It will look totally different when it leaves here.

 

Here's mine.

 

Here's mine man!!! I love em!! JOKER JASON.

 

man the roof and door p****s look wicked on that pontiac

 

Two really nice rides Jason!

 

Heres my '57.
The b&w picture is from Bakersfield in 1970 running G/MP, it was later run in D/Gas with a Hilborn injected small block. The color pic is after I found the car in 2006.

 

Oops, forgot the other picture...Ive since ditched the ET front wheels in favor of some Cragar SS's and "lost" the front license plate.
Photo courtesy, Mr. Jean.

 

First time ever seeing 57 150 trim on a 56. I'm liken it

 

Jason your the man those are way cool....

 

150 business coupe

 

I was there when that 55 bit the dust!!!!!!!!!! It was krazzy

 

here's a neat 55 I saw about 15 years ago.



1000 posts of tri fives!

 

photos courtesy of Bad Bob.

 

Hey squirrel, did you paint your 55 or did you photoshop in your avatar?

 

Here is mine. I bought it off the HAMB about six months ago. Used to belong to a founding member of the Madera Clutchers. Trying to keep it traditional.

 

The yellow '55 above is just right. Makes me think I need to keep one of my '55 hardtops to build.

 

Here is one from SOUTH AFRICA 1956 Bel Air 4dr Hardtop

 

This thread makes me want to get mine off the back burner !

 

both. First I painted the car, then I took a new pic of it from the same angle, and photoshopped it in.

 

i love my 56 ,,,, wont get rid of it for nothing,,,, tri fives are the best

 

very nice touches,,,, i love this 56 hardtop ,,,, nice attention to detail,,,, even like the billet wheels,,,

 

Here are some pictures of the 1957 CHEVY BELAIR I have owned since 1979.
It was a nice , rust free car . About 1990 my nephew and I decided to redo it.