Great advertising theme... from father to son, Chevy runs deep (son searches for 5 years to find his dad's Impala SS, and gives it to his dad)

Short tv commercial above, full length story below of finding the car after looking across 6 states and Canada below... worth watching the full thing!

The first commercial reminded me of the video I posted years ago about a son who delivers a car to his dad at work

Mox Miller customized a 1958 Impala right after buying it, but has never driven it, and has kept it garaged ever since

Found in Hot Rod Magazine, June 2011, Sitting Pretty dept

Why go to so much effort to have the coolest car you can make, if you will never in 60+ years ever drive it?

the 572 cu in Impaler, suede and chrome for the Impala world

Eye catching cars at X-mans Cruise for the Cause

This is Xavier's car.. since he goes to all the effort to make this show happen, the least I can do is post his car up first

This guy really likes his Raiders , I've never seen anyone go this far to show team support

Go full size on the light purple area in the trim spear, it's full of airbrushed skulls, really well done.

This is the rare old Willys Knight that has been bagged, and I did a gallery on it in 2008 but I can't find it right now

Is this much twist, more than the frame can take, without damage? Front and back photos

top photo via: http://www.bangshift.com/forum/index.php?topic=24147.msg396826;topicseen
bottom photo via: BBNHtumbler.com

the thread at http://www.bangshift.com/forum/index.php?topic=24147.msg396826;topicseen is debating the issue, and from what little I know, if it doesn't make the car go straight faster or quicker, than it's not a good side affect. Wheels off the ground is typically a bad thing, and regularly considered a waste of power to lift the car instead of pushing it forward... so I can't understand the people whose opinion or expertise states that this is a good effect... well it's brain candy, but that isn't why they are on the dragstrip is it?