It’s been a tough little bit for Blasphemi, Finnegan’s awesome straight axle gasser 1955 Chevy Bel Air. It’s been through engines, stood on the bumper, and just been one hell of a fun stick shift race car. But it has torn some stuff up, for a variety of reasons. But Blasphemi has been absent for a while, and that is at least in part because it has been getting stuff done to it.
New paint, new wheels, and no Hemi? Wait, what? Hmmmm I feel like there is more to this than meets the eye.
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Video Description:
This is Episode 206 of Mike Finnegan’s Garage and it’s one I’ve been excited to film for a long time because it’s about putting my 1955 Chevy Bel Air back together. Say “Hello” to the new and improved Blasphemi! With a goal of competing at Hot Rod Drag Week 2022 I set out to rebuild this legendary straight axle, stick shift, 8 second street/strip Gasser class car for better looks, more speed and more reliability. In this video we go over the new paintjob, new wheels, and why there’s no Hemi under the hood anymore?
