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I went to the Goodguys show in Columbus OH last weekend at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the 55 Chevy they had an indoor display of around 60 Tri-Five Chevrolets. This 55 210 is powered by a 468ci big block with Arias heads and is backed by a TH400. This car was built around 20 years ago and was featured in the December '06 issue of Chevy Rumble. Brian Baker had this car at the show.

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This 55 210 has bronze painted trim to match its Forgeline wheels. It is powered by an LS-3 producing 525 horsepower and is backed by a T-56 6-speed. Kelly Clark had this car at the show.

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This 55 210 known as "Cheese Wiz" was built by Scott Sullivan back in the late '80's. It is powered by a 496ci big block and is backed by a TH400. Scott drove this car from OH out to CA for a story in the December '88 and January '89 issues of Hod Rod magazine. After arriving in CA they took it to the track where it ran a 10.90 in the quarter mile. The lacquer paint is cracking in some spots, but it still looks pretty good for a car that was built 38 years ago.

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This 55 Bel Air was built by Classic Car Studio and made its debut at the '19 SEMA Show. It has a Roadster Shop chassis and is powered by a LT-4 and backed by an 8L90E. Andrew Tully had this car at the show.

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This 55 Bel Air is powered by a 555ci big block backed by a TH400. Dan Baroktelow had this car at the show.

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This 55 Handyman Wagon known as "Vertigo" was built by Tommy's Rod Shop and made its debut at the '19 SEMA Show. It is powered by a 650 horse LT-4 that is backed by an 8L90E transmission. The interior was done by Steve Holcomb. Scott Bonnell had this car at the show. This car won the Classic Chevy Pick at the show.

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This 55 Nomad known as "Sick Mad" was built by Tucci Hot Rods for Jim Alley. This car has a lot of body modifications including the front windshield from a '64 Impala. It sits on an Art Morrison chassis and is powered by a twin turbo 502 producing over 1,600 horsepower that is backed by a Tremec 6 speed.

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This 55 Nomad known as "Gray Madder" was built by Southern Comfort Customs for Tom Breshnahan. It made its debut at the '25 Detroit Autorama where it won the Ridler Award. It sits on an Art Morrison chassis and is powered by a 700 horse LS-3 that is backed by a 6L90E. This car won a Top 10 Builder's Choice Award from Revision Rods & Rides and the Way Cool Wagon award.

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This 56 210 was built by Tom Manner and Thunder Valley Customs for Dan Duffy. It made its debut at the '14 Detroit Autorama where it made the Ridler Great 8. It sits on an Art Morrison chassis and is powered by an LS-3 backed by a 4L70E. This car was the Tri-Five Chevy Pick at the show.

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This 56 Bel Air convertible is powered by a 427ci big block backed by a 700R4. Jim Baker had this car at the show.