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HAPPENINGS
Mark your calendars! Roy Brizio's 27th Annual Shop Party and Open House will be held Saturday, May 12, 2012!
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2012 Grand National Roadster Show: Since the 2011 Grand National Roadster Show, we have been very busy here at Brizio Street Rods. With some of the projects in progress and a couple starting new, the goal was to finish seven new entries for the 63rd Annual
GNRS...
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In August, John Mumford and Roy visited the salt flats for the second time. Their goal was to up their license to 175 MPH...
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COMPLETED RODS
Paul Bonderson's
39 Ford Pickup
Eric Clapton's 32 Ford 4-door Vicky
Fred and Scott Hawley's 56 Chevy
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TWO NEW RODS IN PROGRESS
John Scully's 1932 Lincoln
John is a resident of San Francisco, which is close to Brizio Street Rods. John wants a car he can put a couple of his buddies in and go for a ride. The 32 Lincoln is big enough, you could fit a whole little league baseball team in and go for that ride.
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Fred and Scott Hawley - 1955 Chevy
Well, the father and son team are at it again. One thing about building a new car for two is you have to split the driving time. What better way of keeping track of whose turn it is than to build a second car. The Hawley’s purchased a solid “old school” 55 Chevy, with a stock frame, Olds rear end, a Doug Nash 5 speed trans and an early 427 cubic inch Chevy engine.
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MORE RODS IN PROGRESS
Charles Nearburg's 1932 Ford Vicky
Charles is a hot rodder. Like most hot rodders, he likes to drive his cars. One of his cars is a streamliner that is the record holder for the fasted single engine, normally aspirated car in history. His “Spirit of Rett” eclipsed the 45 year old record at over 414 miles per hour. The Vicky, we at Brizio Street Rods are building for Charles, may not be able to compete with his streamliner, but it will be an award winner when it comes to a more relaxed form of driving.
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LATEST
HAPPENINGS
Roy started his company, Brizio Street Rods, back in 1977. A few years later, he started having an open house to show his gratitude to his customers,
Check out the 26th Annual ROY BRIZIO STREET RODS 2011 Open House...
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RODS IN PROGRESS
Dan "Danny" Sullivan's 57 Chevrolet
In September of 1967, Dan bought his first car while in high school, a ten year old ’57 Chevy. Like any high school boy with a cool car, there are a lot of stories, none which can be printed. In 1977, Dan put the car in storage after joining the San Francisco Fire Department. After retirement, Danny pulled the car out of storage after 34 years of sitting. Danny had the car delivered to us at Brizio Street Rods and...
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Bart Rinker's 1949 Buick
Not too long ago, Bart came across a nicely restored 49 Buick Sedan in the Newport Beach area. He loved the classic look of this black beauty and purchased it. After driving the car for a little more than a year, he decided to up-date his car to a more modern drive train while maintaining the stock appearance. Having seen our work at Brizio Street Rods, he hooked up with Roy and a plan was put into action. After receiving the Buick, the first step was to remove the body from the chassis. The frame was then sent to Art Morrison
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MORE RODS IN PROGRESS
Fred and Scott Hawley's 1956 Chevy
If you ever noticed, when you go to a car show or parking lot show, it seems all tri-five Chevy’s have a big block or small block in them. Fred and Scott (father and son) wanted something different.
More pics updates on 11-21-11
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Cliff Hanson's 32 Ford 5-Window Coupe
Cliff has a couple of Brizio built hot rods. One is a 33 Hi-Boy, yellow in color with flames and a Blown Chrysler. The other is the 1987 America’s Most Beautiful Street Rod Ferrari powered roadster...
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Tom Gloy's 1932 Ford Roadster
A couple of years ago we
built a 36 Ford for Tom. He has driven and enjoyed the car for many
miles. Having someone like Tom, an accomplished Indy Car driver,...
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Dennis Varni's 39 Merc
If you look up character in the dictionary, you might find a picture of Dennis. He found a 39 Merc, purchased it and decided to have it fixed up so he could take it on a trip. Now, Brizio cars are known for their road worthiness, but this is the topper...
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Jorge Zarogoza's 32 Ford 3-Window Coupe
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Mark and Dennis Jr. Mariani's 32 Ford 2-Door Sedan Hiboy
The brothers Mariani are at
it again. Their last build was a 32 5-window coupe. Having to share
driving times, they decided it was time for a second ride. More pics
updated on 11-21-11!
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Eric
Clapton's 47 Station Wagon
Eric has spent some time in Venice Beach. We think some of the Beach Boys must have rubbed off on him. Now the search was on for a woodie...
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NEWS
John
Mumford's 1932 CGC Class Couple Running at Boneville.
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Recently
Roy Brizio Street Rods was featured on THE LEARNING CHANNEL.
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MORE RODS IN PROGRESS
Ed
Pink's 1929 Roadster
Ed started this project a couple of decades ago. Supplying engines for all types of racing kept getting in the way of putting solid time in on his own car. The roadster is outfitted with Ed’s own fuel injected system, which will make his ride run as good as it looks....
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HUNDREDS OF NEW PICTURES OF CARS IN PROGRESS
Check out all the latest cars in progress. Photos and more:
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PAST RODS IN PROGRESS
Steve Charron's 32 roadster
John Mumford's 32 cgc class coupe
Bubba Bugg's 34 pickup
Eric Clapton's 49 Coupe
Paul Bonderson's 1936 Roadster
Austin Beutner's 67 Camaro
Hal & Carole Weibiel's 32 Sedan
Hal & Carole Weibiel's 32 Sedan Delivery
Jeff Wechsler's 32 Roadster
Peter Prescott's 1935 Ford Phaeton
Jimmy Pflueger's 1934 Ford Phaeton
Ed Pink's 1929 Roadster on Deuce Rails
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