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View Poll Results: What did you think of the 56 on rides?

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  • Loved it

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  • Hated it

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  • It was ok

    13 38.24%
  • What are you talking about

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    Did any of you see the 56 on rides last night?? (tuesday) what did you think about it i personally think they ruined a good truck that could of been fixed up to look stock or hotrod.
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    I think the front end was particularly fugly.

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    Other than what they did with the grille...................
    Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon

    It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.

    Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.

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    It's common enough of a truck, so the "ruining of a good truck" I gotta disagree. I thought the lines and shape of the truck were very impressive. Reminded me of the new Hotwheels line (though a very old hotrod concept), with the large front and tapering rear. Making it look overall cartoonish. And the metal work was great.

    Though my judgement may be bias because of the good job the program did of bringing the shop people closer to the veiwer, I really liked the crew and thought they had a good feel for the way they do things.

    Still want Jason Priestley to get a new job though, his narrating is killing me!
    Justin RFFR
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    The looked great except for the flat black paint job. They may have been trying to say "ATTITUTE", but it just said "Ghetto".

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    I really liked the show, it was the best one so far. I really enjoyed how these guys did things with out going wild high tech. I agree with swifster, I don't care much for that flat black paint.

    Pat
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    I thought the truck was sweet and the Color was cool to it gives it a 60s hot rod look wich I love it looks bad ass expesually with lots of crome it makes it look mean. the only thing I would not have done is put those stupid head lights in it and kept the old ones then it would have looked mint the other head lights made it look whacked like this or like a retarded shark or somthing two far apart but other than that they did a great job I think
    CHEVY HOTROD IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO or FORD TUFF WITH CHEVY STUFF
    and I gess big ass 4X4 are ok to OK there sweet I like to drive one any time Im not in a hotrod ya its a good life up in B.C. lots of good strate strips of pavment and lots of forest and mud to playin

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    Right on chevyman. Those shiney paint jobs mean nothing when compared with an old suede 60's rod. Kinda rat rod flavour. I like it

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    oh ya my 51 chevy is going to be flat black with all original crome covered in Louvers and Red rally rims and white walls and some flat yellow flames on the side atleast till I get the money to buy nice rims and a nice paint job but until then it will look like a bad ass 60 rod (SO Sweet I cant wate)
    CHEVY HOTROD IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO or FORD TUFF WITH CHEVY STUFF
    and I gess big ass 4X4 are ok to OK there sweet I like to drive one any time Im not in a hotrod ya its a good life up in B.C. lots of good strate strips of pavment and lots of forest and mud to playin

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    You should do satin black, it's easier to clean.

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    That's "Black Suede", baby...YEAH!
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    Anyone catch the Brizio '32 last night? I enjoyed it - wish it was a 2 -3 part show instead of cramming it into an hour (or less, with commericals). Favorite one so far.

    Jordan
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    I liked the way he did the car. It would stand out amongst other 32' Deuces cause a the way he lengthened the wheelbase 2 inches, and that paint was cool.
    You don't know what you've got til it's gone

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    Hey Jordan, even though the show themes are different, notice how there wasn't any of the tension like on OCC or AHR. I realize part of it is the build time allotted, but still. Brizio really is as nice as he seemed in that show, and those guys working there have been with him quite a while...............a real juxtaposition to the Boydster.
    Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon

    It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.

    Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.

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