Hot Rods Bianchi 32 five window

I wanted to see if anyone had any good shots of the 32 five window built by Randy Bianchi. The car was black with flames, louvered deck lid, no hood, tunnel ram motor it was built I beleive in the 70's or early 80's. I wanted some pics as this was probably my favorite 32 of all time and grew up slobbering over that car as a kid. Thanks in advance. Also any tech info on it would be awesome if possible.

 

tuff 32 think the motor is a ford boss 302

 

still have my poster of it from when I was a kid.It is still around and looks the same.

 

A few more older ones. Sorry for the poor quality as they are old.

One of the very early photos no chop and full fendered

 

thanks alot for the pix I love this car

 

I shot this about 5 years ago when the Jersey boys came up to Simards before Ty-Rods.******in' car Randy!

 

Here Are a few more recent photos with its "new" old wheels.

 

man thanks alot those are awesome pics.

 

I dig Randy's stuff. The Rodder's Journal is supposed to be doing a write-up on him in a future issue. I always liked the T-Buckets he built back in the late '70s. Tunnel rammed big blocks and huge rear tires; those things must have been animals to drive.

 

This one is in timonium MD 1982 I think.

 

2010................

 

The very definition of "HOT ROD" in my book.I'd walk past 100 other cars to look at that thing.

 

Great car. I have a bunch of pics of it from the '88 Nats in Louisville ... I'll try to scan 'em and add them to this post.

 

Found some more pictures.
This might be one of the earliest pictures avalible. Id say around 1972 or 73. This is what it started as, its the red car in the garage.



Street Sceen mag 1975.


High Performance Magazine 1978.






Center fold.


Hot Rod Magazine 1981.






1978 Vs. 1981

 

You got those pictures?

 

Awesome car!

 

Got a few more for you guys.

Street Rodder cover shoot 1977:

 

thanks again

 

Another one from Street Rodder 1978

 

Another older pic:

 

Got those pictures?

 

Here Is an old pin of the tuff 32.


And an original drawing done by the builder.

 

Wow, didn't know I was tradin' with a celebrity. I feel ashamed sending ya pictures of my turd now. That car is the kind I would have liked to have had back then or now. It's stunning.

 

love it with the fenders

 

Yes totaly different car, and pulls off a different era

 

thats a wicked kool caarr.

 

anyone remember the crash and burn ?