The Scarelane in my opinion is one of the best current build examples of a early to mid 60's Gas class build out there. Most are over done street freaks. Larry
That's what I'm talk'n bout! Pretty sure that's at the Van Isle strip in B.C. Canada, I have some shots of my old race car there when it was owned by the original builder, sorry, OT car.
I have to agree. A bit overdone and not really correct or functional. A lot of money in it though. Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
And a great example of what tri five gassers actually looked like in that era as opposed to the jacked up crap that people are building now. Roo
My friend Peter Calvert’s ‘55, built by the Muro Brothers/Hot Rod Ranch. It’s no cupcake either, it hauls the Mail with a 637 Hp pump gas gulping 406 small block, and Doug Nash 5 speed. This is what it started from.
This is the “Blown Hell” ‘55 Chevy (with the wrong ‘56 nose), at a 1980’s swap meet at Sears Point Raceway. In this photo, the cars history was unknown.
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