Projects let's see your 54 chevy pictures!!!!

This is how mine is sitting right now. Lots of sheet metal work to do now. I plan on getting all the metal work done, then drive it around for a little in bare metal in case I run into any issues or there is anything I decide to change, while I save up for some paint. I thought about starting a build thread for it, but I don't know.

 

Start a thread. I'm sure people will love seeing the progress. I know I will follow for
Sure

Motivation !!!

Colin


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Mine is nothing special but its fun to drive.

DrSidewTp by orange52 posted Feb 14, 2011 at 1:22 AM

 

Before

Now

Still have a lot of metal work to do and all the upholstery, but it's drivable.

 

Looks great man. Keep us updated

Colin


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I live in Norway, and imported this sled from Texas



My daughter already loving the car!

 

Had this few years ago. It's back home in Austin.

 

Only thing I can tell you about it as I saw it driving down 20th St. in Joplin Missouri last year. The guy driving was younger than me, maybe early 30s? That's all I got.

 

Gleid, do a google search for Knuckle Draggers in Springfield Mo and you will get some info on the club. Might help. I know the car was built in the Springfield area. That's where I live.
Later,
Dick

 

My buddy, Joe's bel air hardtop..a great mild custom.

 

Nice! Black and Red always looks good.

 

Thanks for the info guys! I'll do some more googeling

 

this was at a local show lower the stance, and right caps and tires, it could be cool.

 

Man, some great looking cars out there

Can't wait to get mine done




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^^^ Nice ^^^

 

I maintain 2 '54's for a close friend. He lets me drive/exercise them anytime I want. Drove "Blacky" over to Zephyrhills for Easter dinner, at Aunt n Uncles. My uncle Jerry, is 86 yrs young. Still an ornery sum-bitch. One of the founding members of North Florida Roadster Club 1951.
JT

 

This fine Stovebolt, belongs to another close friend. Jimmy has taken this from crappy 1980's street rod, to gorgeous 60's Kustom. Dynamite workmanship, by everyone involved, in this project. (yours truly did the 5 speed and '57 rear end swap)

 

Here's one I got laying around

 

Hey Mac ONLY PICS I got Barn find last July

 

Heinz51, that is virtually identical to "Bernice". Color is Horizon Blue. My Customer's Grandma (Bernice), bought her brandy new, up in small town South Carolina. At the time I brought her back to life, she hadn't been driven since 1986. No surprise, she purrs like a kitten. (both do!)
My local paint store mixed me up the factory color, in a 2 part rattle can. I shot the wheels, now I am in love with that color. Yes, the radial tires suck. Owner's choice for right now.
Had seat covers since almost new, so original upholstry is still there, although a bit stained from 60yrs of being covered.

 

Heres mine bel air convertible from sweden...

 

Here's a few pictures of mine. When I first got it to now. Nothing special but I love her!

 

One of my favorites is my brothers (just Matt) survivor, original paint hardtop.

 

Here's mine.