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Old 04-24-2015, 08:59 PM   #1
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Cool! With your skills you will build an awesome Burb! Really like your tow Burb too. Has a great look.
I was thinking about this project the other day, wondered how it was going and appreciated the update. Looking forward to the rest!

Thanks for the vote of confidence AD. All it takes is money and time and we can build anything.

I see your Burd is on hold for a bit? Any plans on moving her forward?
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Old 04-24-2015, 10:00 PM   #2
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Thanks for the vote of confidence AD. All it takes is money and time and we can build anything.

I see your Burd is on hold for a bit? Any plans on moving her forward?
Soon I think, after a few "to do" things are done on the 56 to get ready for HRPT. Looking forward to getting back on it.
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Old 04-24-2015, 10:06 PM   #3
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Soon I think, after a few "to do" things are done on the 56 to get ready for HRPT. Looking forward to getting back on it.
The 56's are so beautiful. That's another on my list of wants. I need to look into that HRPT. I wonder if it rolls in my direction. I sure would love to run my TA through that.

I am looking.
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Old 04-24-2015, 10:07 PM   #4
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Soon I think, after a few "to do" things are done on the 56 to get ready for HRPT. Looking forward to getting back on it.

AND NO. HAHA. Wrong side of the country.
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Old 04-25-2015, 10:34 AM   #5
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Looking great, Boise Muffler is great, say hi to Rod and Glenn.
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Old 04-25-2015, 12:04 PM   #6
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Looking great, Boise Muffler is great, say hi to Rod and Glenn.
Hey Rods57. Page is in LasVegas right now killing off fakes at the racetrack. He also spends most of his time down at the mechanic shop in garden city. But!! I'm going to see him soon to pick up some parts for my RaceCar that he is treating. I'll say hi for ya.

Thanks again for checkin out my 50'.
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Old 04-29-2015, 04:03 PM   #7
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Man, you do excellent work. Your pretty six-banger almost makes me wish I had went with my 235. Almost. Keep up the good work, and the updates.
Are the torque thrust wheels in the last few pics. the wheels you intend to use?
I'm curious what the outer measurement is, side to side? I think you said they are 17X8, w/ 4.75 backspace?

I bet that COE you pictured is a real back-slapper to drive.
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Old 04-30-2015, 01:19 AM   #8
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Man, you do excellent work. Your pretty six-banger almost makes me wish I had went with my 235. Almost. Keep up the good work, and the updates.
Are the torque thrust wheels in the last few pics. the wheels you intend to use?
I'm curious what the outer measurement is, side to side? I think you said they are 17X8, w/ 4.75 backspace?

I bet that COE you pictured is a real back-slapper to drive.

Hey bud,
Thanks so much for the kind words. Just trying to take my bosses vision and run with it. With a little bit of my own touches.
The latest image with the Classic torque thrusts are some 16' Trans Am race wheels. The 17' Torque thrust wheels with the black centers were some roll around wheels. Then the other set of Torque's with the grey centers are going on my Trans Am. I was just playing around with different setups.

Classic Trans Am race wheels: 16x8




My Trans Am:



I was just playing around with different setups.
Here is an image of what we are working towards. I found this on the 47-59 Chevy forum on FaceBook. Not sure who's truck, but it is our vision also. The 15 x 7' Chevy ralley's powder coated red to match the frame. Chrome centers with the classic "Chevrolet" script. And big A$$ white walls.



We will not have bumpers.

I would love to Have\Drive that COE wrecker. I bet it would be sweet.
This 235 is good lookin, but will be lacking much horsepower. But it is about style. It won't be a daily driver. Mostly car show and cruzing.

Thanks again. This build has brought so much enjoyment.
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