Hot Rods 60's Style........trifive Chevy picture thread.

Please post your pics of 60's Style 55-57 Chevy here!
Your own, buddys , from shows, new or old photos.......post them all.
//Thanks!

 

here's mine.

 

It might not be period correct, but here is mine now. Its the way I wanted it to be in 1964. 327/4speed Impala steering wheel.

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I may have to sell it though.

 

This is mine. Raced in the late 1960s

 

Im not finished. However Im fixing my 55 wagon they way I would of if I could of. Back In the 60,s when I was in high school. 327 -4 speed 411gears torque thrust mags. not a street car just for drag racing.

 

Here's mine. Bought it in April 1977 and paid with my paper route money.

 

my 55 & 56 from the mid 60's

 

Mine from 1960. Holy Cow that's 55 years ago!

 

Mine from 1965.

 

Found this one. Mine in 1972 and the convert in 1968. 25 dollar buy

 

Three different late 50´s/60´s style. Lowest is from couple a years ago, middle one with lancers and whitewalls is from this summer and the toppest picture is from today Morning, when I tested my latest parts find (60´s Keystone torq thrust copies) on. Oldracer, are those wheels on your Nomad 14"?

 

Our '56

 

Dug a lot of ditches back in the 70's to buy this one. Sold it to go to college. Miss her so much...

 

My all time favorite of all cars ever made, a Model 150, 56 Chevrolet (other than the Sedan Deliveries that is). Mine was refrigerator white however, with a BBC (375 HP 396), Muncie 4 speed (Powerglide when switched to Bracket Racer), and a stock rear end with 5.38 Positraction (68 Camaro 12 bolt when switched to Bracket Racer). And Cragar S/S wheels are the only wheel for the Tri-Five Chevrolet's as far as I'm concerned. Nice car. I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

My 57/150

 

Dennis McPhail's Mild Custom f'idy six!

 

My Dad's 55 project (Almost Done)

 

Well damn it I started to say that I liked someone's tri five then I scrolled, damned good mix of excellent chebbys.

Just for shits n giggles I am partial to five sevens with the bumper and grill removed and riding at near stock ride height.

 

for Moriarity, found these in my picture collection. Curt R

 

Fall 1969. 283, 3-speed. Reversed spindles wielded on the front, axle over springs rear.

 

Here's my heap lol



@porknbeaner best i could do buddy. Haha
No bumper and non stock grill...kinda sorta sits stockish

Somehwere i have pics of it with bumper, stock grill, american racing 5 spokes, real low with a heavy rake.
I gotta see if i can dig them up.

Tony

 

The black 56 150 gets my vote.