Alex Taylor’s 6-second ’55 Chevy Project Is In Full Swing And The Patina Shall Be Preserved!


Alex Taylor’s 6-second ’55 Chevy Project Is In Full Swing And The Patina Shall Be Preserved!

Anyone that knows me, knows my affinity for patina on great Chevrolet’s and that it all started with my 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Station Wagon. So you can imagine that the newest project that Alex and Dennis Taylor are working on hits home for me. After all, this 1955 Chevrolet started out in pretty ugly shape. Of course now it will have a full tube chassis, and a jillion horsepower, so it would be completely understandable if they decided to paint the thing and make it pretty after all that work. But thankfully they are not!

Nope, Dennis Taylor, a man with amazing skills in the paint booth, is using them for the good of the patina and I love him for it. I’m sure it took a little bit to get used to the idea for Alex since here Camaro is such a nice looking car, but I’m sure her and her dad will have a great time racing this one. Don’t for a second think that the patina somehow means there won’t be a LOT of trick stuff going on with this one though. Besides a completely custom chassis, built by Alex and Dennis, there will also be a completely Taylor built fiberglass front end, doors, and more.

It will look like the stock body, but it will not be. Watch, and if you missed any of the previous videos click the link below.

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One thought on “Alex Taylor’s 6-second ’55 Chevy Project Is In Full Swing And The Patina Shall Be Preserved!

  1. Jeff

    Real patina, yes. Fake patina, hell no. Nothing looks worse than over done fake patina. Should be a cool car.

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