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This 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle named “Recoil” was built by Ringbrothers for owner Chris. As a teenager, Chris was lucky enough to snag a ’70 Chevelle that his grandparents were giving away. From then on he always had a soft spot for the Chevelle. Flash forward to SEMA 2012 when Chris met Jim Ring. After talking for a while Chris knew …
This stunning 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle was built by Detroit Speed, Inc for owner Moe. Moe came across the Chevelle in Virginia and knew it was the one for him. After researching suspension upgrades for the car, he came across Detroit Speed, Inc. In an interview with SuperChevy.com, Moe says “At the time I didn’t realize that DSE built cars, but …
This 1965 Ford Mustang was built by Classic Restorations for owners Todd and Stephanie Foust. Back in 2011 it took home awards like the Autoloc Slick & Smooth from Goodguys PPG Nationals, Classic Instruments Pro’s Pick at NSRA Street Rod Nationals, Flowmaster American Thunder Winner from Goodguys Peak Chicagoland Nationals, People’s Choice at Harvest Homecoming, and much more. It’s not …
Owner Rob Campbell grew up with Ford trucks and developed a love for them. So when he found a 1953 Ford F-100 50th Anniversary Edition for sale near him, he was very intrigued. He decided it would be the one for him, but after driving away in it and only making it four miles before the truck broke down, he …
This shiny 1940 Ford Convertible named “Lucille” is owned by Debbie Walls, wife of Lokar founder Skip Walls. This hot rod has over two decades of history with Debbie and Skip. They originally found it in the early 90’s and it quickly became Debbie’s favorite car to drive. However, after being torn apart for various projects and making trips to …
Take a look at this awesome 1962 Chevrolet Corvette, named “C1-RS” by Roadster Shop. When owner Barry Blomquist walked into Roadster Shop to pick up some parts for another car he was working on, he spied the ’62 Corvette sitting in the shop waiting to be given new life. It was love at first sight and Barry knew he wanted …
This 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback named “Bailout” was built by Ringbrothers. Mike and Jim Ring have helped design and build many amazing vehicles for other people through their own shop in Wisconsin. They’re known across the country for their outstanding and award winning high-end builds. Sometimes they have to take a break from building cars for other people and build …
This powerful 1969 Chevrolet Camaro named “G-Code” was built by the team at Ringbrothers. It was made for owner Don Atkinson of Wisconsin, who always dreamed of owning his own ’69 Camaro RS. However, Don wanted a Camaro that wasn’t like any other. What he ended up with is this one-of-a-kind Camaro in which every panel and aspect has been …
This 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 was built by SpeedKore for actor Robert Downey Jr and was on display at SEMA 2017. The SpeedKore team say that Downey Jr. was heavily involved in the creation of this one of a kind car. What they ended up with is an impressive vehicle with a mix of retro and modern looks, painted …
This stunning black and red 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle called “Onyx” was built by the team at Roadster Shop in Illinois. Owner Tom Demrovky brought his plans for high horsepower Pro Touring car to the shop, and they had the perfect ’67 Chevelle laying around to bring his vision to life. The team got to work with reconstructing and replacing much …
Take a look at this awesome 1969 Ford Torino named “GPT Special.” It was built by Troy Trepanier and the team at Rad Rides by Troy for owner George Poteet. This car has graced the covers of magazines like HOT ROD and Popular Hot Rodding, and it’s not hard to see why. Mr. Poteet is a well known car owner …
Just like in many great builds, there’s a lot of history behind how this 1966 Plymouth Belvedere came to be. Its final form was built by Troy Trepanier of Rad Rides by Troy for owner David Meyer. In high school, David’s father had a love for the Hemi Belvedere, and David’s first car in high school ended up being a …
Check out this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro named “Inferno.” It was built by the team at Roadster Shop for owner John Wilkus. When John was growing up, his father owned a 1969 Camaro, and that sparked his desire to own the car later in life. He finally found the perfect one, so he got in touch with Roadster Shop and the …
Check out this stunning 1932 Ford Roadster titled “The Time Merchant,” built by Goolsby Customs for owner Matthew Gordon. Its name is inspired by the old TV series Lost In Space, which was a favorite of Gordon’s father. The design for the vehicle was originally sketched by the talented Eric Black of E.Black Designs. The original drawing was of a …
“Defector” the 1969 Dodge Charger by Ringbrothers made an appearance at last month’s SEMA 2017 show. Ringbrothers put over 4,700 hours of hard work into this stunning classic Mopar with original styling cues and modifications to convey a factory appearance. Builders Mike and Jim Ring started out with a Charger body that they obtained locally. They then shortened it overall …
When owner Jesse James was a teenager, he was beat in a street race by a Dodge Polara. Where some of us in his shoes would drive away from that experience feeling annoyed and defeated, Jesse was instead inspired. So he spent 15 years collecting parts and waiting until he found the perfect 1964 Dodge Polara to restore, and he …
Ringbrothers showed off another awesome build at SEMA 2017 with this 1956 Ford F100 that they named “Clem 101.” True to Ringbrothers’ style, they combined old-school looks with modern technology in this beautiful pickup truck. It started out as a rusty old 1954 F100 and evolved into a 1956 model when they traded the ’54 cab for a ’56. The …
This ZL1-inspired 1967 Chevrolet Camaro was recently unveiled at the Royal Purple booth at SEMA 2017, where owners David & Cheryl Snell got to see it for the first time ever. Builder Tim Palazzolo of GAP Racing worked with Mr. Snell to come up with this beautiful Camaro that mixes styles from the old and the new. To achieve this …
