Not something I would build, but you guys deserve a congrats you built one hell of a car!

 

Hey, I love it and would roll it anyday! Props..

 

More videos? I love innovation and hope you guys keep pushing the boundaries.

Have you thought about throwing a big block chevy motor into a 997? Just to piss more people off?

 

Great looking car, very well done.

 

Thats bad ass man!

 

This car is brilliant- very beautiful work.

Question: what guages are being used in the car?

 

WOW - that car is AMAZING!! How long did it take to build?

I have always dreamt about doing a early 70's camaro with a Z06 motor in it.

 

Thanks for the kind words. The gauges we used are the Nexus Digital Series from Auto Meter.

 

About 1.5-2 years on and off, because we have a lot of customer cars we have to work on at the same time.

 

It was very nice of HotRodGuy to share with me an article that was written about custom Hot Rods and the future of the industry. There is a little paragraph about our car in it as well..

http://www.raceindustry.com/newslett...newsletter.php

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So what will the next generation of hot rodders be? What's going to happen when the great metal artists dissapear? What happens when the children no longer know the history behind the deuce coupe and what it's brought to the industry? Who will be around to continue telling stories about the legendary tales of a Saturday night out on Woodward ave? Let's be realistic here, it is going to be very interesting to see what will and what won't survive 10-20 years from now."


"I present to you a creation that I just think was to cool to not share with others. This vehicle has brought a lot of discussion around; among my friends it's made people angry and others confused. The guys down in Texas at EVS motors have created a great mix of great American iron with a Japanese legend. A 1967 Camaro powered by a 900 HP Toyota Motor (I can't imagine what many of you are thinking, the comments I've read on various forums across the internet show a wide range of ideas). But let's not kid ourselves, what was the original mindset of the first true hot rodders? Work with what you can find. So why not take a two legends and create something truly unique and they have done it to perfection. They've brought together the beauty of the lines of one of the classic muscle cars and given it complete modern technology, and great influence. I can only hope that the next generation can do the same, create uniqueness that blends what's new with what's old to only expand on the legendary vehicles that have graced the lust of the next generation to move on to create their images of "Hot Rodding" perfection."