E31 Unboxing a New Trunk Pan for a Tri-Five Chevy! 1956 Chevy Bel Air Restoration

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  • In Episode 31 of Restoring Christine, we unbox a brand-new trunk pan and review this Made-in-the-USA restoration part from top to bottom.
    Classic Industries
    1955-1957 Tri-Five Chevy Trunk Pan
    Part No. TF400733
    Bill Thomassie
    "Christine" 1956 Chevy Bel Air
    2-door Sedan Restoration
    Music Credits:
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    "Greaser" by TrackTribe
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Komentáře • 13

  • @stymie09
    @stymie09 Před rokem +1

    Thaks for the enlightenment. I'm getting ready to do my my trunk's last 10" with the repair panel, support brace and tail pan. When yours looked like could have been a video of mine ... totally rusted out.

    • @RestoringChristine1956
      @RestoringChristine1956  Před rokem +1

      I'm telling you, I'm pretty sure that sugar was part of the alloy that Detroit used back in the day!

  • @CarolinaCustomClassics
    @CarolinaCustomClassics Před 2 lety +1

    Nice pan!

  • @joewolf4483
    @joewolf4483 Před 2 lety +1

    looks like a nice piece....I deleted my spare well and jack parts...wouldnt use a bumper jack and I have AAA....besides I'm gonna finish my trunk off in custom material...good luck with the installation...I'll be watchin..

    • @RestoringChristine1956
      @RestoringChristine1956  Před 2 lety

      If both of those parts are for the bumper jack, then I'm with you. I keep a scissor jack in the trunk instead. Man, I haven't used a bumper jack in who knows how long... maybe on my 74 Malibu back in high school!

    • @Zsule
      @Zsule Před 2 lety +1

      @@RestoringChristine1956 or a '73 Chevy Nova when I was in High School. Damn, We old! LOL

  • @Zsule
    @Zsule Před 2 lety

    Loven this build, but I gotta say you made me laugh when you said that the Truck Floor didn't cost that much, or in your words, "Wasn't that bad." Well, maybe back in AUG 2021 it wasn't but look on Classic Industries web site now and it's listed as $949.99 Plus shipping and Tax. As a kicker it's not even in stock! Sigh!!! I guess I'll be patching my trunk! LOL Keep them coming. Great stuff. :-) Steve, Arizona.

    • @RestoringChristine1956
      @RestoringChristine1956  Před 2 lety +1

      I guess "bad" is relative! I just looked up my receipt, and it was right at $1000 with shipping. But in 2013, when I ordered a new floor for the 71 Cutlass (same Golden Star brand) it was $500 shipped through Ecklers!

    • @Zsule
      @Zsule Před 2 lety +1

      @@RestoringChristine1956 it’s amazing, (and not necessarily in a good way), The price difference in parts over the last few years. I restore a 1987 Toyota pick up a few years ago and since then either the parts are unavailable and or way more expensive but we pay for the hobbies that we love. My ‘57 two-door post 150 series will definitely be worth it when I’m finished. I love your videos because I am right where you are with my build, but you are getting slightly ahead of me since I still do not have a floor in my Chevy but I am going to be able to save my trunk so I guess that makes us even. Lol

  • @christopheclement62
    @christopheclement62 Před 2 lety +1

    tant pis , pas de traduction . je continu de regarder . merci pour la video .

    • @RestoringChristine1956
      @RestoringChristine1956  Před 2 lety +1

      Bonjour! Les sous-titres doivent être créés pour chaque vidéo. Je dois modifier les sous-titres générés par CZcams. Ensuite, CZcams me permettra de publier une traduction française. Cela prend juste du temps. Je vous garderai à l'esprit lorsque je publierai de nouvelles vidéos et j'essaierai de créer des légendes pour que vous puissiez lire.

    • @christopheclement62
      @christopheclement62 Před 2 lety

      @@RestoringChristine1956 merci beaucoup , desolé pour le soucis !