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YellowWing -



THANK YOU for sharing the video! ORREO looks and sounds GREAT! Congrats on the video and the editing. -WELL DONE!



Winter arrived here on December 1st. We had a short thaw the very end of December or very beginning of January, but did not lose all the snow. We've had 142 inches of snow with lots of gray days and numerous roofs collapsing. IF our 'normal' winter pattern emerges, we'll get another 30 inches between now and the beginning of May. YucK!



Listening and watching your video has made another winter day much better. There's NOTHING like the sound of a good running y-block! It's therapeutic! Thanks, again! Smile

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Love the way Y-blocks rattle with glasspacks! MoonShadow was black and white when I first got it. Looked and sounded the same. Back in the day I used to love to do power runs down the alley streets in Kansas City. You get completely enveloped in the sound. Chuck in NH

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Most excellent!

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The car looks and sounds great.  I also have a soft spot for the 56 Vicky.  Nice job on the video too.  I felt like I was going along for the ride.

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Theres just nothing on the road then or now that looks as good a '56 Vicky. Nothing sounds as good either. Course I'm a little biased but yours sounds and look GREAT. Thanks for sharing.                                                                                                                      

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Mark, I did have the windows up. Did some filming with the windows down which increased the engine sound but also wind noise so the net result was not much change. Wife sat in the center of the back seat to film, worked pretty good.

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Nothing like the sight & sound of a mid fifty Vicky

taking off with those glasspacks singing, and then

a quick fly by. Looks & sounds great.

55f100

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excellent!

... but how did you keep the wind noise down?? were the windows up?  I've tried filming but the wind is so loud!!

Mark

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I must say that the '56 is my favorite and if I had one it would be dressed out much like yours. Smile  Maybe red and white though. Wink

http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/b1f2e0d6-2566-46b3-b81d-3ff3.jpg   God Bless. Smile  Tim                           http://yblockguy.com/

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Great job on the video.   Your ’56 looks and sounds great also.  Thanks for sharing.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)




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