In the early 70s I had a 55 Chevy, it had a metal flake paint job, mildly built 327 and 3 speed in the floor. I was in my mid to later teens and I was having the time of my life.
Sounds like a sweet ride. Here’s a couple more videos to take you back to your childhood. The for watching. ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/PJ21xZ96ONc/видео.html
@@linksgarage1985 you’re exactly right. That’s what I am old school. What would your car turn in a quarter? I can’t hardly relate,all I’ve ever run is a quarter.
@@lewisshepard9239 it’s not my car. It’s my brother n laws. It’s geared for the 1/8th. Not sure what it would turn in the quarter. It’s a 468 big block car. Pretty quick.
So blessed 3 generations standing there and working together on paw paws 55. I lost my last grand parent when I was 13 year old and never had this kind of opportunity. Was 33 when I lost my dad he was 62 but still have my mother.
Beautiful video of an equally beautiful black 5-5 2 door post ! Just love it ! Mine (2 door post) was painted Sapphire Mist Blue (69 Caddy color) and for a few years (late 60's) was one hell of a street machine. Lets just say it surprised a few people ! How I miss that car, never should have sold it (sigh). I know where the car is today, been told it sports a 496ciBB, auto, still the 4.11 posi rear but the current owner will not even think of parting with it ! My loss !
Love it!! This gives me inspiration to keep going with my build. I have a 68 chevelle I’m dong a brake and suspension kit on right now. Unfortunately my good motor lost a cam in the last swap so it has a 250 hp back up motor in er now. When you lose compression and good head flow you lose horse power. I miss having a motor that sounds like yours!!!!
I had a 55 2 door hard top bulk. Put in a 57 283 w/ bbl carter, 66 Duntof corvette cam, 456 rear end w/ over drive. Got an anti noise ticket, carburetor made to much noise coming off the line. Got married sold the car, bought a VW. Nice video brought back a lot of memories, thank you.
Car worth over $70g today.The bug, not so much. Did I get that right? 283 was one of the best engines ever made. The stock 230 hp 4 bbl was plenty fast in the '57
Had one. My first car. Paid 35.00 for it in 1967. It was up on blocks and had a bunch of chickens living in it. No dents and it was powder blue. My next chevy was a 56 Nomad... I loved those cars.
@@linksgarage1985 Your welcome. My first honest Race/Street Car was a 210 that had the 6cyl and 3 on the tree. I bought it from it's original owner in Albion Nebraska, who was a friend of my Grandfather. Grandpa helped me pull the original complete drive train out of it when I was a Freshman in High School. We hunted down a 12 bolt posi out of a wrecked "68" Chevelle SS and took it to a guy that did Machine Work in his shop at his House, had it narrowed to get wider slicks under the Fenders (I wasn't like most kids that jacked the ass end up to put bigger tires on it and followed what the Drag Race Guys in Popular Hot Roding and Hot Rod Magazine were doing instead) then we bought a M-22 Muncie that had face plated Gear Set from a guy who raced the Machine Shop Guy recommend to us and he helped us set up the blow proof can, clutch and pressure plate and linkage etc. We had always planned on going with a 375 horse 396 since you could find them out of wrecked cars Perdy easily then but when we went to pick up our Differential from our Machine Shop Guy my Grandfather and him got to talking about power plant and he took us into his back room where he had a complete 427 out of a SS Impala that he had traded work on a 350 for. So we bought it and had our Machine Shop Guy tear it down and go thru it. Turns out it looked brand new inside, virtually no wear anyplace so we swapped out some Valve Train Parts and he did a head job on it and all new gaskets and bearings and rings. When he fired it up on his home built run stand the very first time we were there and we stuck a Edelbrock Intake on it and a Big Holley Carb he had in his shop (it wasn't a Dominator is all I can remember now) and since we had swapped out Cam, lifters and Rocker Arms and push rods for new aftermarket ones .....all I can clearly remember is when he was done breaking it in and adjusting things (teaching me how to adjust valve lash hot) and so forth there wasn't a dog or farm animal within 2 miles of his house that wasn't scared to death.....we even had the county Sheriff Deputy show up and ask us to try and keep it down lol. Anyway that's the engine we put in the car and our Machine Shop Guy was nice enough to come to our little local Drag Strip 2 weeks later and helped us get it all dialed in and aside from busting the Cluster Gear and shucking the teeth off one of the Gears. (3rd gear I think it was) we made it through 4 rounds my very first time at a Drag Strip, had the Transmission not bit the dust who knows what might of happened. That was the very first "Real" Race Car I had owned we built and installed our own 6 point Roll Roll Bar to keep me safe, mounted a 15 gallon Aluminum Square Stock Car type Fuel Tank in the Trunk and even mounted the Battery in the trunk (something no one was doing to strip street cars back then)...We painted it Caddy Black and ran Cragar SS wheels in street trim. For racing we put on a new set of slicks mounted and screwed to plain steel rims. It was also the first car I drove that could actually yank the front wheels in 1st and 2nd gear at the race track. I drove it everyplace as long as there was no Snow, then I parked it and drove my old Chevy Pickup Sadly I got divorced and was forced to sell it. But I got lucky there too a friend of my brother who is a car dealer and muscle car collector bought it complete with it's original Drive Train and he sti has it and drives it to this day. I made him promise me if he was ever going to sell it I got first shot but who knows if that is still the deal. P.S. after typing this all out this morning I just got off the phone with the Car Dealer who bought it and he still has it in his collection just the way it was the day he came loaded it onto his trailer and picked it up, he's never had to open the Engine and aside from belts and hoses and normal maintenance items it's exactly like it was the day I handed him the keys. He puts on couple hundred miles per summer, has never raced it but one time (and he confided in me it scared the crap out of him) has taken it to many local cruise night deals and local Car Shows and has won several trophies with it to boot (alot of them Fan Favorite trophies) and he swears to me that if he ever decides to sell it or should pass on un expectedly it's in his will that I or my direct family must be contacted and given the first opportunity to buy it back for $1.00 that's right one dollar more than he paid me for it !......what a honest guy and a great friend.
@@IRONHORSE427RACING that is a very cool story sir. Sounds like a nice ride you had there. Great memories for sure. Thanks for sharing! I appreciate it!
My uncle had a tubular gram all fiberglass 55 Chevy with a blown big block that he used to race every sat night at the grudge matches when I was a kid, we spent allot of time at the drag strip.
Just saw your video....your 55 is built like my 56 150 utility...same color other than I had blue flames added and the BBC is a 396 L-78 with a six speed Tremec and 12 bolt posi with Ladder bars. 20 years I ran it at Sears Point Raceway in Northern CA. Still have it here in Vegas where I retired. Your car is awesome!
Lotta people complaining about better times lost. Hey, there are a Ton more people in the world and i betcha anything you block out 90% of them and you will still find that old timey world that you so long for. You just gotta filter out the noise with the beautiful sounds of a V8! Rock on folks!
Love this car exactly how a 55 should be no front bumper, big block , I wish I still had mine, you can always tell a big block 55 the headers hang low &you can see them from the front
nice car and set up.. but needs to work on that suspension..she is pulling to hard to that one side.. get that fixed and she will launch straight.. helps alot. tell him to keep on getting it!!! thank you for sharing his passion with us.. 55 black beauty on the prowl....
I have a C20 with a 468. Much smaller cam (266 Energizer) and reasonably tall gearing. With a couple of burnt spark plug leads it'll still run harder then most cars on the road. Torque is King.. :-)
Sweet for sure !! I would tub it and put more rubber under it. To much power for small tires, my opinion but very slick hotrod but I'm partial as hell for black '55's anyway
A dam fine looking ride. My two favorite cars..... They only made 2 cars, a 55 Chevy and everthing else. Had a 55 two door post. Sure wish I'd have kept it and let the wife go. Would still be smiling.
Thank you!! Here’s another video I did after that one. Little more close up! Thanks for watching I appreciate it! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
I had a 1970 short bed Chevy with a 468 and that thing was pure nasty. I could break traction pretty hard if I was going 55 to 60 mph for first time I did it I ain't going to lie I wasn't ready for it and it kinda scared Me.
Was supposed to run in Hardinsburg Kg today. But we got rained out. Will run tomorrow. New video coming soon. Enjoy this video if it! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
No one will ever open a barn and say “Oh look, a tesla”
They MIGHT say that when a recycled refrigerator gets opened... :)
Ha 😂
I'm a Longhorn, but I'm betting we agree about everything else.
Gig ‘em!
I'd be thrilled to open a barn and see a Tesla burned to the ground!
Real cars and real hot rods. Brings back memories. Back before we lost our freedom
Back when men were men, and everyone wasn’t so damn sensitive. 💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
I’m building a ‘68 GTX out of a Satellite... 440 4-speed Strange S-60. Times don’t have to change! 😎👍
@@drippinglass dad had a 440 six pack 70 challenger. Great engines.
Scott Link I agree. I bought a 70 Cuda and a 70 Charger back in the 80’s. Both 440 Six Pack 4-speed Dana. I never sold them. 😁
@@drippinglass you lucky dog! Good for you sir!
In the early 70s I had a 55 Chevy, it had a metal flake paint job, mildly built 327 and 3 speed in the floor. I was in my mid to later teens and I was having the time of my life.
Sounds like a sweet ride. Here’s a couple more videos to take you back to your childhood. The for watching. ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/PJ21xZ96ONc/видео.html
New cars might be fast, but never heard one sound like that. lol
They sure don’t! Old school muscle!
@@linksgarage1985 you’re exactly right. That’s what I am old school. What would your car turn in a quarter? I can’t hardly relate,all I’ve ever run is a quarter.
@@lewisshepard9239 it’s not my car. It’s my brother n laws. It’s geared for the 1/8th. Not sure what it would turn in the quarter. It’s a 468 big block car. Pretty quick.
@@linksgarage1985 Oh,Ok. Awesome car. That 55 deserves a big block.
@@lewisshepard9239 - more videos coming soon. Got some 70 chevelle videos coming also. Should be good content for you guys.
Yeah two lane blacktop takes me back to better times then today's world
God bless the USA. Land of the free and home to amazing cars like this
🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
We ain't free
Not for much lomger though
Amen to that Brother
Two Lane blacktop! In the end of American graffiti come to mind ! Nice car! Double nickel
Love that movie.
“Well ordinarily I’d be up for it. But I don’t want to see the Chevy work against a 2 bit piece of junk” haha
Just got done watching that movie
This 55 is an ultimate dream. . Pure Classic Power.
Now I know when my grandfather talked about is 55 Chevy with smile on his face. He was a true gearhead. I love you papa. (Rip)
Awesome story! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic ! Had one like it (2 door post), full tilt 409 / 4speed. Some of the Best days of my life !
Thank you sir. Nothing like it!
Beautiful 55 my favorite out of the tri fives. I would love to own it. Keep the shiny side up and be safe. GODBLESS YOU.🇺🇸🚦🏁🏁🏁
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!!!!
Im a muscle car lover my self i am building a L-78 big block 4speed 69 Nova and the 55 Chevy is awesome thats what you call a real car .
Sounds like a sweet ride! Thanks for watching!
Back then when hot Wheels were "Hot-Rods" good old fashioned.
Thank you scott, God bless!
What a beautiful machine!!
Thank you!!!
Beautiful 55!
Thanks man! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
"There's No Replacement For Displacement" and having it black doesn't hurt it either👍
I appreciate you watching!
Amen to that Brother
So blessed 3 generations standing there and working together on paw paws 55. I lost my last grand parent when I was 13 year old and never had this kind of opportunity. Was 33 when I lost my dad he was 62 but still have my mother.
Beautiful video of an equally beautiful black 5-5 2 door post ! Just love it ! Mine (2 door post) was painted Sapphire Mist Blue (69 Caddy color) and for a few years (late 60's) was one hell of a street machine. Lets just say it surprised a few people ! How I miss that car, never should have sold it (sigh). I know where the car is today, been told it sports a 496ciBB, auto, still the 4.11 posi rear but the current owner will not even think of parting with it ! My loss !
Sounds like a fun old car!
Here’s a more up close look of it! Thanks for watching. I appreciate it! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
I can't get enough of a 55 Chevy belair
Man thats one beautiful 55 Chevy and that 468 Big Block sure is a beast.
Thanks man!!! Just put up another video of it a few a weeks ago on the channel. Enjoy!
@@linksgarage1985 Thanks brother.
@@CJColvin thank you!
@@linksgarage1985 You're welcome brother. I just subscribed to you're channel.
@@CJColvin thank you!!
Love it!! This gives me inspiration to keep going with my build. I have a 68 chevelle I’m dong a brake and suspension kit on right now. Unfortunately my good motor lost a cam in the last swap so it has a 250 hp back up motor in er now. When you lose compression and good head flow you lose horse power. I miss having a motor that sounds like yours!!!!
Glad this showed up as a recommendation!!! That is a clean, mean ‘55!!
Thank you! It’s my brother in laws car. I appreciate you watching! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
I had a 55 2 door hard top bulk. Put in a 57 283 w/ bbl carter, 66 Duntof corvette cam, 456 rear end w/ over drive. Got an anti noise ticket, carburetor made to much noise coming off the line. Got married sold the car, bought a VW. Nice video brought back a lot of memories, thank you.
Sounds like a good ol time. Thanks for watching!
Car worth over $70g today.The bug, not so much. Did I get that right? 283 was one of the best engines ever made. The stock 230 hp 4 bbl was plenty fast in the '57
I was born in 56, seeing this the absolute best thing, I love that car
Win or lose,
Nice work Men!!!!!
Thanks for watching man!!
My friends uncle's brother in laws first cousins dad's Grandfather's had a car identical to this one but different 🤔
😂
I had a dream that was my car so now I’m going back to sleep so I can keep it
'
'Merica. Hell yeah !
Hell yea. 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
Every time my dooface neighbor brags about his Honda Accord, I think about one of these tri-five Chevys and chuckle a bit.
😂😂😂 best comment of the day! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
I totally agree brother.
Be weary none the less, Hondas are no joke once you throw money at them.
Had one. My first car. Paid 35.00 for it in 1967. It was up on blocks and had a bunch of chickens living in it. No dents and it was powder blue. My next chevy was a 56 Nomad... I loved those cars.
Love the powder blue! Thanks for sharing!
As Classic old skool cool as they get.
Brings back many MANY memories!
Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
@@linksgarage1985
Your welcome. My first honest Race/Street Car was a 210 that had the 6cyl and 3 on the tree.
I bought it from it's original owner in Albion Nebraska, who was a friend of my Grandfather. Grandpa helped me pull the original complete drive train out of it when I was a Freshman in High School. We hunted down a 12 bolt posi out of a wrecked "68" Chevelle SS and took it to a guy that did Machine Work in his shop at his House, had it narrowed to get wider slicks under the Fenders (I wasn't like most kids that jacked the ass end up to put bigger tires on it and followed what the Drag Race Guys in Popular Hot Roding and Hot Rod Magazine were doing instead) then we bought a M-22 Muncie that had face plated Gear Set from a guy who raced the Machine Shop Guy recommend to us and he helped us set up the blow proof can, clutch and pressure plate and linkage etc. We had always planned on going with a 375 horse 396 since you could find them out of wrecked cars Perdy easily then but when we went to pick up our Differential from our Machine Shop Guy my Grandfather and him got to talking about power plant and he took us into his back room where he had a complete 427 out of a SS Impala that he had traded work on a 350 for. So we bought it and had our Machine Shop Guy tear it down and go thru it. Turns out it looked brand new inside, virtually no wear anyplace so we swapped out some Valve Train Parts and he did a head job on it and all new gaskets and bearings and rings. When he fired it up on his home built run stand the very first time we were there and we stuck a Edelbrock Intake on it and a Big Holley Carb he had in his shop (it wasn't a Dominator is all I can remember now) and since we had swapped out Cam, lifters and Rocker Arms and push rods for new aftermarket ones .....all I can clearly remember is when he was done breaking it in and adjusting things (teaching me how to adjust valve lash hot) and so forth there wasn't a dog or farm animal within 2 miles of his house that wasn't scared to death.....we even had the county Sheriff Deputy show up and ask us to try and keep it down lol.
Anyway that's the engine we put in the car and our Machine Shop Guy was nice enough to come to our little local Drag Strip 2 weeks later and helped us get it all dialed in and aside from busting the Cluster Gear and shucking the teeth off one of the Gears. (3rd gear I think it was) we made it through 4 rounds my very first time at a Drag Strip, had the Transmission not bit the dust who knows what might of happened. That was the very first "Real" Race Car I had owned we built and installed our own 6 point Roll Roll Bar to keep me safe, mounted a 15 gallon Aluminum Square Stock Car type Fuel Tank in the Trunk and even mounted the Battery in the trunk (something no one was doing to strip street cars back then)...We painted it Caddy Black and ran Cragar SS wheels in street trim. For racing we put on a new set of slicks mounted and screwed to plain steel rims.
It was also the first car I drove that could actually yank the front wheels in 1st and 2nd gear at the race track.
I drove it everyplace as long as there was no Snow, then I parked it and drove my old Chevy Pickup
Sadly I got divorced and was forced to sell it. But I got lucky there too a friend of my brother who is a car dealer and muscle car collector bought it complete with it's original Drive Train and he sti has it and drives it to this day. I made him promise me if he was ever going to sell it I got first shot but who knows if that is still the deal.
P.S. after typing this all out this morning I just got off the phone with the Car Dealer who bought it and he still has it in his collection just the way it was the day he came loaded it onto his trailer and picked it up, he's never had to open the Engine and aside from belts and hoses and normal maintenance items it's exactly like it was the day I handed him the keys. He puts on couple hundred miles per summer, has never raced it but one time (and he confided in me it scared the crap out of him) has taken it to many local cruise night deals and local Car Shows and has won several trophies with it to boot (alot of them Fan Favorite trophies) and he swears to me that if he ever decides to sell it or should pass on un expectedly it's in his will that I or my direct family must be contacted and given the first opportunity to buy it back for $1.00 that's right one dollar more than he paid me for it !......what a honest guy and a great friend.
@@IRONHORSE427RACING that is a very cool story sir. Sounds like a nice ride you had there. Great memories for sure. Thanks for sharing! I appreciate it!
Chevy Bowtie built down to the bolt. That idle off of that cam, Is really sick and ready for the road show. Classic Beauty Beast
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
@@linksgarage1985 No doubt, Stay up and enjoy yourself.
Chevy hasn't made anything that beautiful since!
Man. Those were the days. Metal, chrome and class! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
@@linksgarage1985 Not to mention that no recalls as well.
Last run was in the 6's. A streetable car that runs cool with that performance is wonderful.
It’s a ver sweet car for sure! Thanks for watching! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
@SuperDave Miorgan 6.97 1/8 mile
@Mason George you mean 10.7 in a 1/4 mile. 6.97 in the 1/8 converts to high 10.8's in the 1/4 mile. Still a very respectable time!
@Mason George so we agree within less than a few 10ths of a second. Awesome!
Falfa would be smiling."Paradise Road Baby "😊
@@Fogman5678 paradise road!
It wasn't the first on race day, but it definitely was the best looking! Sometimes, Place & Show will do when a Win won't. 👍
Those big blocks have they're own unique sound....
For sure!
IT looks sinister in all Black. thumbs up!
Thanks for watching!!! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
The 55-59 Chevys will always be "that something special"
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
Man thats my favorite yr. Love the car and it sounds wicked af. 👍👍👍💪
Thanks
The 1955 chevy has always been my favorite, but If i had one exactly like this, a 496cid stroker would be tops for me.
DYNAMITE. SOUNDZ TOTALLY AWESOME LIKE A GASSER SHUD. THANX 4 SHARING. MY NEIGHBORS LUV DA SOUND 2. LOL
My favorite Chevy , built the badman model when I was a kid .👍
Thanks for watching!
Yellow 55 with tinted red window!
Clean 55, I had a black Delray with coal chutes in front of back tires. Car went to Texas back in,the 70s
Hell yea
My uncle had a tubular gram all fiberglass 55 Chevy with a blown big block that he used to race every sat night at the grudge matches when I was a kid, we spent allot of time at the drag strip.
That 8mile racing is for lawn mowers!!!😫
better then no drag strip. want 1/4 mile come to the west coast.
8mile is in Detroit. We do the 1/8th mile here. 😉💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
Better than not having a drag strip at all hatter
@@jeremystrickland7826 😃🤣🤣🤣 your funny😆😆😆😆
Sounds like Falfa's 55 from American Graffiti.
Heck yea! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
It should, that car had a built 468 in it too.
Real American hot rod. Thanks for keeping it real. One more set of 24" rims ima puke
😂😂😂 you mean you don’t love a tire that’s got 3/4 inch of sidewall? 😂😂😂🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
@@linksgarage1985 shit i been around awhile
I like real hotrods
@@edwhitson9873 hell yea!
@@stircrazyone7929 💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
My favorite year 1955. STUNNING !!!@
Thanks for watching!
sweet '55, brother
It’s my brother in laws. It’s sweet for sure. More video coming soon! Thanks for watching!
@@linksgarage1985 right on. look forward to catching them!
the end reminds me of
the truck in DUEL with
dennis weaver movie..
that car got personality
The year I was born , and the best looking car in the history of vehicles 👍
Heck yea!
Just saw your video....your 55 is built like my 56 150 utility...same color other than I had blue flames added and the BBC is a 396 L-78 with a six speed Tremec and 12 bolt posi with Ladder bars.
20 years I ran it at Sears Point Raceway in Northern CA. Still have it here in Vegas where I retired.
Your car is awesome!
Thanks for watching man! Your rig sounds wicked! Here’s some more vids of it. ruclips.net/video/PJ21xZ96ONc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
I had a ‘55 in 1970, put a Pontiac 389 tri-power in it!!!!
Lotta people complaining about better times lost. Hey, there are a Ton more people in the world and i betcha anything you block out 90% of them and you will still find that old timey world that you so long for. You just gotta filter out the noise with the beautiful sounds of a V8!
Rock on folks!
You’re damn right boss. 100% facts
Omg! Looks like so much fun! Wish I could ride!
Nice ride!!
Thanks! More videos of it to come! 🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
My 55 hardtop is painted exactly the same , but I only have a 327 in it.
I like the tinted windows tho. 👍👍
Back when life was fun.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!!
Dang. Looks good and sounds good
Thanks man! My brother in laws monster! It’s freaking sweet!
55 is so iconic. Id trade my GTO for the right 55 in a heartbeat.
Loved to have that car with a Doug NASH 5 speed behind that 468 boy o boy what a hand full that would be super nice car
Just badass. Thanks for sharing
Here’s a better clip of it. Thanks for watching! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
My brother's was white and I wished I could have film him and his monster 454 in a 55'. back in 1975.
Sounds sweet man!
Like listening to good music. Badass beauty.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!!
Love this car exactly how a 55 should be no front bumper, big block , I wish I still had mine, you can always tell a big block 55 the headers hang low &you can see them from the front
It’s pretty awesome. Thanks again for checking it out!
nice car and set up.. but needs to work on that suspension..she is pulling to hard to that one side.. get that fixed and she will launch straight.. helps alot. tell him to keep on getting it!!! thank you for sharing his passion with us.. 55 black beauty on the prowl....
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!!
Looks and sounds killer brother!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
Badass man maybe one day we will run into each other in ky.
This is my brother in laws car. It’s in Metcalf county KY. He’s had it 34 years. Maybe one day you’ll see it around!
@@linksgarage1985 hell yeah man ill keep a eye out for it man sure is bad to the bone. Do yall go to ohio valley any?.
@@mikiesherlock4848 yep. I live about 15 mins from the valley.
@@linksgarage1985 hell yeah man I love that track . I live out towards Mt Washington .
@@mikiesherlock4848 small world. I grew up in green acres off 44 I was on the line of going to East or central. Funny stuff.
Very nice 1955 and it runs great from Missouri.
Cheers from KY! Thanks for watching!
Nice car. Good color, good stance, good sound, with a Big Block !! Very tastefully done yet simple....love it!!
Thank you. More videos in the car soon!
Add regrets going with a BB in your ‘55? Is the engine compartment too cramped to work on the engine ? How streetable is the car?
@@jamproductions7359 - it’s my brother n laws. But I will do my best to help answer those questions.
That just sounds .... r I g h t !
The paint looks like glass and the windows are super clean
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!!
Gotta love a big block in a 55 ! 👍😎
Yes sir. Who doesn’t!
@@linksgarage1985 My 55 and my 39 both run big blocks. So does my brothers 48. Check them out when you get a chance.
@@bigblockkings1031 - checking it out now. And subbed!
@@linksgarage1985 thanks for the sub! Hope you like our big block hotrods 👍
I have a C20 with a 468. Much smaller cam (266 Energizer) and reasonably tall gearing. With a couple of burnt spark plug leads it'll still run harder then most cars on the road.
Torque is King.. :-)
Sweet!!!
Good looking 55. I need to get back to working on mine.
Thank you!!!! I appreciate you watching!
Love this 55.
Thank you!!!!!
Beautiful car.
Thanks Bob!
MY favorite Chevy the 55.
Sweet for sure !! I would tub it and put more rubber under it. To much power for small tires, my opinion but very slick hotrod but I'm partial as hell for black '55's anyway
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A dam fine looking ride. My two favorite cars..... They only made 2 cars, a 55 Chevy and everthing else. Had a 55 two door post. Sure wish I'd have kept it and let the wife go. Would still be smiling.
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Also, I have a channel with mostly L5P Duramax content. Although I did go to school to work on Cummins. They are sweet also! Maybe check it out!
I thought that looked like 60 raceway. Havent been there since 1990s. 😆
Hardinsburg in KY. Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
Sounds and looks perfect !!
Thanks! Couple more vids of it on the channel that are more in detail:
Beautiful car! But I’d have to put a third pedal in it. 😀
That's called "putting da spurs to em".
great video. Miss going to the races.
Great times indeed! Good old American fun! 💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
@@linksgarage1985 yes sir
THANK YOU...for sharing. Awesome.
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Nice to see pure power.
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I would love to see a yaris run like this..
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Only one thing wrong with it. Not mine. Wow nice!! . Truly American.
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Reminds me of American Graffiti and Harrison fords wicked 55
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Damn. Makes me wish I still had my '56 two tone Bel Air.
One car I should've never let get away. 😭
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@@linksgarage1985 thanks. No prob. That's a helluva '55. Looks real smooth. Like something the devil would pull up in.
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Really nice car. Wish I knew somebody that had one.
Awesome double nickel I have a post Bel Air too
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I had a 1970 short bed Chevy with a 468 and that thing was pure nasty. I could break traction pretty hard if I was going 55 to 60 mph for first time I did it I ain't going to lie I wasn't ready for it and it kinda scared Me.
Oh hell yeah dude, did the same thing yesterday
Hell yea!
That one bad ass 55, very nice
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Some additional info concerning the engine would’ve been nice, beautiful car
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Love the clean look of this car, sounds bad ass.
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That’s an 11 second car in 1/4. Nice job with it!
Was supposed to run in Hardinsburg Kg today. But we got rained out. Will run tomorrow. New video coming soon. Enjoy this video if it! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html
Sounds awesome. Runs strong. Nice job brother.
Thank you! More videos of this wicked machine coming soon.
Love this 1955 ' it's beautiful brother 👍
You can leave out the spooky Halloween music next time though 💀
In that case here you go. No music! ruclips.net/video/q6NgS56Xxq4/видео.html