My Dad and Brother enjoy building and restoring old Chevys here are a couple that are in their garages.
Another 55 Nomad
Started out like this.
3.5 years in the making and countless $ still underway.
Small Block 383 with 465lbs of torque @ 3200 and 479 HP @ 5800
Started out like this.
3.5 years in the making and countless $ still underway.
Small Block 383 with 465lbs of torque @ 3200 and 479 HP @ 5800
I use my rigs a little different than my Dad also. I'm not getting any 4' trophies with these but it helps me to get around.
When I need to get there with a little comfort...
When I don't need the Diesel and don't mind a few scratches.....
Mild use
And when I just don't give a shit and want to get there...
When I need to get there with a little comfort...
When I don't need the Diesel and don't mind a few scratches.....
Mild use
And when I just don't give a shit and want to get there...
Damn, I wouldn't know where to start. Maybe a paved driveway?
Nice rigs. Those '55 Chevys are sweet.
Nice rigs. Those '55 Chevys are sweet.
Your Dad and brother have a helluva lot of talent and patience. I'd love to get back my 87 Toyota Xtra cab.
Nice cars and trucks!
Would I be out of line, on a great car thread, to ask for a pic of the top part of that deer crane? .25 wall on that tube?
Thanks!
R.
Would I be out of line, on a great car thread, to ask for a pic of the top part of that deer crane? .25 wall on that tube?
Thanks!
R.
Whoa...! The Nomad is a work of art! Looking forward seeing that thing done, in fact I'd make the drive to Southern Oregon if it makes it to a show this summer, let us know!
Those are some nice rigs, I"m like stick, the only thing I am good at on vehicles is destroying them and I am dam good at that.