TRI-FIVE NATIONALS 2024: Historic Race Cars, GASSERS and 409's

[@ClassicChrome86]

Beautiful looking cars! Thanks for sharing!

[@gordonstroup882]

Dang, these are great memories!😮😊

[@tallat8888]

Wow that is an amazing amount of BA old school cool. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@terryeustice5399]

Thank you for sharing The Tri- 5’s Nationals. Load of hot cars. Thanks for the video! 💯👊👍💕

[@stephenhayden2712]

Thank you I enjoyed the video, I love the oldies !!!!

[@davida.p.9911]

🎶 She's real fine, my 409 🎶 😎 Awesome show! Lots of cool cars and racing history. Thanks for sharing!

[@SaneCayne]

Great footage and info, Tommy. Luv those junior stockers. Thanks

[@Biokemist-o3k]

Really awesome video my friend!! Super cool Tri-5's that are still running....

[@dmk7700]

The orange '55 @ 14:23 is indeed one fine machine. Lots of pertinent info Dude. Great post!

[@LondaSabinono]

Cercare di essere adulti, ma continuare a ridere in momenti inopportuni durante le conversazioni serie💕

[@d.w.103]

Thanks for featuring all the Louisville Ky area cars & especially Steve Hinton '55 S/S car. I worked at Scotty's and love that Steve keeps the lettering long after shop went out of business. Thank You.

[@larrytucker2938]

Nice...wish I still had my 55 and 56's.

[@peterchristlieb]

Love those old Dragmaster cars, we have ANRA here in CA, there’s a beautifully restored car running the 8.60 class out here

[@markweber7275]

Another great history lesson. True to the period are my favorite cars. Hot Rodders using their knowledge to go FAST.

[@dannybenfield1164]

Very cool old hot rod's and cool car 's

[@deepjunkgarage]

As always, great video ! Appreciate your work ! 🍻

[@Mike-rx4in]

Great video! Thanks! My first car was a 1955 Bel Air 2 door hardtop, that I paid $225 for! Lol

[@Stupidfastracing]

I had a great time there bought a lot of parts for my 55

[@SaneCayne]

8:35 I was like: what's with the faux flames licking out of the injector stacks? But then realized they're lipstick cases. Awesome!

[@stevehilliard1495]

Great video, that many beautiful cars is mind bottling 😂

[@terrystewart2070]

When I was in high school (1964-1968) there were Tri 5's everywhere, although no one called them that. Mostly 55's, some 56's, and only one guy had a 57. They were all hot rods ranging from ratty to real nice. I never had one, they were relatively expensive even then. I mean we bought beaters for $20-$100, and a car nice enough to go on a date was only a couple hundred.

[@JohnW1711stock]

George Cureton is a friend of mine. He won the Stock championship in 1968 with the 56 Chevy Delivery Tokyo Rose.

[@Mike-Olds-1]

👍🇺🇸Awesome thanks

[@hendo337]

If you cant tell if its a 348 or 409 look for the dip stick location.

[@richardray9267]

Great job you do such a perfect job of talking about the cars and can't wait for the next video keep them coming

[@leebongirno9670]

Outstanding video 👍

[@chrisbrown3925]

Good show!!!

[@Techangler65]

Man awesome cars

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Best ever video !!!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great vid!!!!!!!! 🤜🤛

[@richardsmith-qy6vl]

I love your videos man I would love to have your job you are a blessed man thanks for the video

[@bigblockkings1031]

Excellent video sir! Love those Tri 5s. I keeping my eye on a 348 Tri power that might get an LS transplant. 🤞🤞

[@cavemangarage]

Great video as always Buddy..didn't make it this year

[@mick_1949]

Nice champion 👍🇦🇺

[@myretirementlife8731]

It's a little odd that the black 55 150 with the 409 near the end of the video has chrome around the windshield, 150s had all rubber like he has on the rear window, not complaining, just noticing, and wondering.

[@SaneCayne]

You gotta tell TP to get himself a camera with a lens that'll zoom! I'd love to watch his videos, but he doesn't zoom down to show us the ETs the cars ran. (I've commented and he tells me his camera/lens doesn't zoom.) That's half the point of watching a drag race.

[@tombongard7518]

The great looking red car was awesome. But not nomad quarters. Shape not correct. Again but.. it's almost perfect!!

[@garycruz9475]

I think the 55 Belair is my favorite Chevy.

[@jasonahlstrom1424]

Such cool cars. Pick up a blue 55 two door wagon 210 from a friend of my dad’s that hasn’t been seen since 1968. Looks to be a former street racer or drag car with swapped rear gears and tow hooks and some cool vintage stickers. One says Creitz Racing Equipment Tulsa Oklahoma. Looking for old pics of blue two door wagon racing. Any ideas.? Love your content.

[@jimmymccracken9702]

To tell if it's a 348 or 409 at a glance is that the 409 you check the oil on the passenger side of the block. I know for sure.

[@SaneCayne]

Wow, can't believe they towed with Vettes back in the day. Seems like ANY other car from Chevrolet would've had better towing capacity/handling. Was the Vette usually raced at the event as well?

[@pamdunn8454]

the way we tell a 348 from a 409 is the dipstick - 409 is on the passenger side

[@pamdunn8454]

we have a Mccullah supercharger boost gauge and a Winters shifter for sale

[@junkyardjunkie7192]

That's gotta be the rattiest sounding 265 ever that 55 is cool as a fan

[@kbschulze]

Nice BUT we need many more Daddy, daughter projects.

[@LanceisLawson]

Re record the narration please. 409's are cool but tend to become hand grenades when built up beyond what the factory did. The 409 was not a good super speedway power plant.

[@TheJerseyRejects]

Why is there corvettes at the trifive nationals?

[@HotRodHoarder]

Any Chevrolet produced from 1955 to 1957 is welcome at the Tri-Five Nationals, so that includes the regular Bel Airs and such, as well as Corvettes and Trucks.

[@TheJerseyRejects]

@ gotcha that’s cool. Thanks 👍

[@GuyVogt-f5k]

How do I contact you, I think I found a car for you!!

[@andybrown9700]

409 dipstick is on the right. 348 left.