Projects Southeast Gasser 50 chevy wheel stander project

Thank you brother, I so enjoy the SEGA from a distance, many-many Thanks to Stephen Smith for broadcasting many of the the events live that I look forward too watching with thousands of others. I'll continue to support you through merchandise purchases, as I have done with many of the teams also. Your fan base is much larger than many would estimate. God Bless you and Cynthia and the entire SEGA family.
Merry Christmas!
Glenn Hayes

 

Enjoying this thread, thanks for sharing. What a rust bucket!

 

Any updates?

 

Pretty tired of hearing these crickets myself!

 

I’m pretty sure that with everything that has happened this year this truck is the farthest thing from Quain’s plate…..

 

Jimmy, you are exactly right it's has been almost 2 years since I got the bad news about Cynthia's cancer. I spent the next year and 1/2 doing everything I could to help her fight it but April 19th the fight ended. She has been gone 7 months now and I'm about to get me life back on track. I hope to finish this wheel stander this winter so everybody keep an eye out for updates in hopefully about a month.

 

Quain, just keep keeping on. It’s all we can do, to show our love and respect for those that have gone before we have. My wife and I are very glad that we were able to see and experience what you and Miss Cynthia worked so hard to build, SEGA! Every gearhead in America should put a SEGA race on their list of must see, right up there with Bonneville, Indy 500, Daytona 500, 24 Hours of Le Mans, and the birthplace of American Hot Rodding, ElMirage!

 

My condolences for your loss Quain, hope things brighten up for you and keeping busy does help a bit, at least it did for me.

 

So sorry for your loss sir.

 

Quain, I am sorry to hear of your loss. Glad to hear you are getting back to normal. What ever that is.

 

We will still be here patiently waiting for any progress when you are getting back up to speed.

 

I am so sorry for your loss . Do what ever helps you through this very difficult time in your life. Remember we are all here for you anytime brother.

 

God bless you Quain. Rest in peace Cynthia. Saw Alexis racing on youtube at Shadyside, wow, what a future..

 

Thanks, Spoggie!

 

Quain, I'm very sorry to read about Cynthia's passing. Had no idea til now. I sure liked those video's of her bangin' gears, that '56 150 of hers is absolutely perfect in every way. Stance, wheels, paint, etc. I hope you're in good spirits, or as much as any of us can be right now. Keep the faith, keep your chin up.

 

Finally back working on the Wheelstander. Hope to have it ready for the 2023 Southeast gasser tour. it’s all striped apart getting ready for paint.

 

Glad to read you have not abandoned this. I am looking forward to seeing how it progresses.

 

Great News Quain

 

We have a Chain fall hooked to a beam to lift bodies off our projects. Here’s the chassis with no body. Hope to paint chassis tomorrow.

 

As I have pointed out on other projects, we leave the doors bars out till last thing so we don’t have to crawl over them. They will go in tomorrow before paint.

 

Now this is so weird, was wondering about your truck just this morning!
Great to see you posting again Quain.

 

Can't wait to see this at the track, Carry On!!

 

Sweet! I hope you can make Reynolds, Ga with it. You should be able to put on a show on that 1/4 mile track!

 

Life has been rough but I’m about to get back on track. It’s good to be back.

 

Hoping to have it there, it’s going to be close.

 

Great to see you back at it!

It's tough getting back in the saddle with your butt' still hurting.
Hang in there buddy.

 

Door bars installed and chassis painted.

 

A wheelie truck needs to be crazy looking so we’re adding crazy colors. The front axle and rear end housing will be yellow.