Folks Of Interest This guy gets it.....

I'm a Ford guy too but when any make and model presents itself as nice as this '56 Chevy who can help but notice, the car is simple but makes a bold statement.

Outstanding work. HRP

 

Funny, first thought I had was that it's a "tri-five" Chevy version of @Ryan's '38.

 

Jeff,
To quote an old friend of mine, "That guy's got his poop in a group!"

 

Both cars........OUTSTANDING!!

 

Hell Yes He does!

 

Wow, right on - perfect. And that 36, also.
They say stance is everything and this proves it.

 

Love, love,love both vehicles. I always tell people that they don’t have to hit the overkill ****on on a build and these two are proof.

 

Very nice. Snowman ⛄️

 

The 36 is beautiful.

 

I’m usually not fond of the ‘56 .

I dunno the right word to describe it , fancy ? Delicate? Prestige?

I dunno , the front grill and light treatment always seemed a bit to much for a hot rod .


But this thing nails it !!!! Just the right amount of shiny and go fast at***ude.


And for the ‘56 owners out there I’m not knocking the style of the cars at all , but most of the time they seem to me more of a stylish cruiser then the bad *** at***ude the 55 gives off.

but not this one

 

WOW! NICE! 56 150’s are about the best of the tri fives and this is an awesome example of one.

 

If you're not thinking "less is more", you need to study these pictures a little longer.

 

I've always been of the opinion that '55s were hot rods, '56s were customs, and '57s were best left stock.

This '56 seriously questions my opinions! Baddest '56 I've ever seen! #poopinagroup

 

Only thing it needs is some shiny on the wheels. Dog dish, full caps, slot mags, something. Too much black.

 

Yep, he's got a large dose of it!

Both cars are stunning. 36 is fabulous.

Same photoshoot location too.

Chris

 

Clean, simple, no nonsense with exactly the right piece. I've admired photos of the 36 for years as being spot on and the 56 matches it for being right on the money.
There is a serious lesson in both cars but I can relate more to the 56. In that you need to know when to stop with your add on items and getting it right doesn't mean sticking pieces on because you saw the stuff in adds in the back of old magazines. That is a prime example of not adding **** to the finished product is what makes it right.

 

If a feller didn’t like both these cars, he probably wouldn’t even like fried chicken. Seriously, they are perfect in my eyes.

 

Perfect. Reminds me of "The Egoless Car".
The Egoless Car | The H.A.M.B. (jalopyjournal.com)

 

I love both cars. Bad *** at***udes.
And the stance nails it.
But if I was a betting man, I’d say both cars have a front suspension that isn’t traditional.
Don’t get me wrong.
I’d have both cars in my garage in a heartbeat.

 

SPOT ON !!!! Props X 10 .

 

There's not that many people that truly know how to present a car. This guy is definitely one of the special ones.

 

I’m going to beat Anthony to it, I would drive em. Those are nice in any ones book.

 

Cool in Spades..bling not required.
Love it!

 

Wow Jeff,thanks for the post and all the kind words,coming from you means a lot. We did in fact meet one time in Syracuse I think it was 2017,I had my 37 and was talking to Chuck when you came over to say hello,maybe you remember,anyway thanks again.

 

That 56 is the perfect example of what you get, when the elements of
" Coco Chanel " Basic black and white, are combined with,
" Broderick Crawford " Highway Patrol !

Less is more!