Tommy and the kids are back at it, because this beast is getting closer and closer to being a runner! The big block should be fun with all the new parts that have been going into it, and in this video some of the finishing touches are getting done. I love this project and I think this is going to be fun when it is time for big burnouts and gasser goodness at the track. Check out this newest update on the Henry J Resurrection project and let us know what you think.
If you missed the other videos of Tommy Lee Byrd’s new project, you missed a lot. We’ve got a link to those videos down below, including finding it and the first round of work that got done to it after getting it home. If you know anything about Tommy Lee, then you know that he’s a historian at heart and a super sleuth when it comes to finding out the history of a specific old race car. It is his super power really, and in the last video he’s went over the hidden history behind the Henry J after adding it to the Hot Rod Hoarder collection.
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Video Description:
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for…the first attempt to make this old drag car run and drive for the first time since 1977! This car has been off the track for more than 50 years and off the road for 48 years, so breathing some life back into it has been so much fun, and the idea of making it functional again has been one of my most enjoyable projects. In this video, we’ll tie up the loose ends from the last installment, where we made a big mess. Now, we’re about to make some noise.
