Full blown Bob Falfa
- Thread starter Monk
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Absolutely wicked!
Very Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aint he neat!!!!
Looking good!
How come Han Solo is driving a 55 Chev. Chewbaka certainly looks better though
Steve
Favorite line fromA.G.toad......nobody beats Milner.......Falfa.....I ain't nobody
"That's a great lookin field car"
"That's a great lookin field car"
well I know what movie I'll watch today!! Nice car.
Was very disappointed when I watched one with him awhile back and he had an earing!!! This would have been in the 90's probably. I think he was trying to still look young??? Sorry, but to me an earing on a man isn't a sign of youth. Hope I haven't offended any of you with that comment.
Thom, I hate to ask, but what did you change? IF Falfa's '55 had been built as awesome as yours he would have been a few car lengths ahead and kept the shiny side up!
I was running Cragar SS wheels.........I liked 'em and all but my heart strings kept pulling
me back to the OEM chrome wheels.
Here's my '59 Chevy back in '67 wearing a set
I pulled a weak 283 and installed a 348 out of a '58 Chevy Impala
Back in the day there were no less than 3 '55 Chevys in my small Southern Missouri town that had 409 transplants.
Falfa would've for sure had one if the script was more correct.......story line was 1962.
I later had a '55 hardtop with a 348 tri power transplant. I started my W fascination early in life.
Side note on American Graffiti.....the back story I think many missed was the all the partying that went on the
night before you left.....either military or college....I experienced it myself but I sure as hell wasn't headed for college.
me back to the OEM chrome wheels.
Here's my '59 Chevy back in '67 wearing a set
I pulled a weak 283 and installed a 348 out of a '58 Chevy Impala
Back in the day there were no less than 3 '55 Chevys in my small Southern Missouri town that had 409 transplants.
Falfa would've for sure had one if the script was more correct.......story line was 1962.
I later had a '55 hardtop with a 348 tri power transplant. I started my W fascination early in life.
Side note on American Graffiti.....the back story I think many missed was the all the partying that went on the
night before you left.....either military or college....I experienced it myself but I sure as hell wasn't headed for college.
Thom:
Looking very good!!! Given your history of having "W" transplants, your latest is the icing on the cake
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I don't remember "going away" to college, as I lived at home freshman year and commuted 12 miles to Case Western Reserve in downtown Cleveland
. I used to refer to College as being like High School only harder...
Cheers!
TomK
Looking very good!!! Given your history of having "W" transplants, your latest is the icing on the cake
.I don't remember "going away" to college, as I lived at home freshman year and commuted 12 miles to Case Western Reserve in downtown Cleveland
. I used to refer to College as being like High School only harder...Cheers!
TomK
Here's a W in a shoe box,intake with cross ram runners bolted on.Elkhorn last year........
