And if you want to look cool at your next track event you can pic yourself up one of these.

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So we're supposed to pay almost $2 large now for a radiator and a fan ?


Also, I think we should all just give up and admit that all vehicles old and new should just have LS engines.

Thanks for the photos Marty, you have a good eye for capturing the details we want to see on these cars and products.

So that's retail and I am as curious as you to how much they are going to actually sell for. I also think it's a limited run type thing and I am sure you can get there regular mustang radiator fairly cheap. I purchased the 2nd gen Camaro LS swap version and I think it was about $600


sure seems that way. However it was good to see a bunch of Coyote motor swaps this year.


Thank you.

My goal has always been to make it feel like you were there looking at the cars yourself. Heck there are times when I get home and look at the pictures and see things that I actually missed when I was looking at the cars or what ever it was I was taking a picture of.

thanks again, really enjoyed these.
Joe

Thank you - More to come later today

Thanks much Marty! For those of us who can't go, this is the next best thing.

That Ring Brothers Chevelle didn't knock my socks off the first time I saw it (which is actually a good thing). It is obviously an over the top custom with numerous one off parts, but it is so well thought out and in an odd way understated that it has really taken some time to fully appreciate it. It doesn't look like a car with a bunch of billet stuff bolted on and carbon fiber here and there. You took some great pictures of the unique parts that really show their world class attention to detail.

the 5000 hours of time to build it blew me away. Its one of those "give me 3 days to take it all in " builds.

Great pics Marty! I sure missed alot.

I'm not surprised to hear you missed stuff while taking all these damn pictures! Taking and uploading must consume a lot of time. Thanks for putting in the time and sharing them.

Those multi-piece seats (or whatever you want to call them) in the ring bros. camaro are what I think the hobby/industry needs more of. And by "more of" I mean being creative and doing something different. No doubt all the cars you've posted are exceptional but they start to blend together until I see something like this. Just my opinion.