Stuart probably needs to jump in here
 

He knows of one, no bags, 4 or 5 inches from rocker to ground.

Nope. It's Jon Larues car.

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...SC01942_00.jpg

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...SC01979_00.jpg

Orion , Orion and ORION !!!!:bow:

The rendering is a stylized version of the car I designed for a company in GA that Chris refers to which was stillborn a few years back when the budget fell apart. A buck was being built to mass produce C/F bodies that had a chopped top, laid back windshield, wedged body, functional aero underside, altered wheelbase, etc.

Well then can you share the rendering you did?

Rodger

It's a 373 badge.
[IMG]http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i1...o/P1012792.jpg[/IMG]

Yeah, the car is amazing. Much more fab then any car I have seen here, or anywhere. All except the body as it's bone stock.

Cool car but do you think it has more fab work than the G-force Cuda?

Radical 69
 

Hey Roger, I was in your shop about a year ago or so. I talked to you about doing work on my 55 2 door post. You had a 69 camaro that you were building at the time. That thing had a killer stance on it. Did you finish that car or whats become of it. Im thinking of doing a 67 Camaro for my wife and wanted to see the completed project. Thank You, Chad

Well the G-Force Cuda is not really a 69 camaro.

where can we find more info on the orange and black 69? I've never see it before.

Good point!I thought you were just talking about any car but now I see what you are saying.I think I saw that CAR camaro at SEMA a few years back.

Kevin "KP Touring" has some photos of it. I think some others might have some as well.

As far as any car goes, who knows. There are so darn many crazy cars out there. The G-force is one of my favorite cars for sure, but as 69 camaro's go, I would think Steve's is up there somewhere. Allthough it doesn't help that Steve beats the hell out of it.

http://www.popularhotrodding.com/fea...aro/index.html

As for the black '69 built by Scott Widby, super nice car, but far from "Radical" IMO.

Yep,nice car for sure.

We were hired to install the AME front clip, do some sheetmetal modifcations and install a quadra link with mini tubs. We also built a pretty bitchin spoiler on that car. We do lot of fabrication only work. We chop tops for guys and build exhaust and do just segments of builds for customers that want to tackle certain aspects themselves. We actually built the exhaust and did some sheetmetal work on one of the 32 raodsters going for the AMBR last weekend Pomona. We built that exhaust and headers like 4 years ago. That was our 3rd set of headers ever.

Thanks

Isn't Alan Johnson building a 69 like the cuda. I thought Bob Johnson had said that a while back. hmmm we need a spy

Here is a rendering of a concept car
 

That was suppose to be made of carbon fiber on a tube chassis. It never got off the ground. I cannot remember the name of the company but it was out of Ga.

Love the paint and certain aspects of the car....would change the head lights

The name of the company was/is?? Evolution Muscle Cars. IIRC, a Doctor started it up.

Thanks for the link. I also agree about Widby's cars as the last few seem to be very similar. The attention to detail is there. The quality is there. Top notch car in every aspect. I just don't like the style. Too street roddish for my tastes is the best way to sum it up.

We have done a full chassis for the Gen 1 that does not require cutting your entire floor out of the car. The 4" (or less) ride height is still acheiveable. Take a look at our '70 Chevelle that has a 4" ride height and is completely street and track driveable.

Here is the '67 on our full chassis. This owner wanted a higher ride height, more like stock, so this one will be sitting at about 5.5" with engine and full weight of the car. This car is tucking 345/30R20's under the rear which is a 28.5" tall tire as well. The car can easily go lower with simple suspension adjustments.
This car has a good amount of modification, not anywhere near as drastic as you are looking to do though.

Steve Cook built a 69 a while ago in 04 i think killer engine bay, real smooth
ill try to find a pic of it somewere.same guy that built that crazy 55 :)

Someone referred to this car earlier - I think they said Australia, but his signature says New Zealand.

It looks super low and is on an AME Max G.

Here is the thread on Pro-touring. I couldn't find a thread on it on Lateral-G.

http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sho...t=14204&page=5

Rodger - I'm sure whatever you and your gang come up with, it'll be BADASS.

Sounds like a cool project Rodger!

The black one was on air ride and a 29" tall rear tire. Rodger with a full frame you can put the motor up in the car high enough to clear the pan. That's the problem with the front sub on a camaro it doesn't let you put the front as low as the rear. In the bottom pic the car was 3.5" in the front and 4" in the rear, but the rear could go another 1" lower.



http://www.j2speedandcustom.com/jacam/blackcar06.JPG

http://www.j2speedandcustom.com/jacam/j2camaro_v2.jpg

That's what I'm talking about:thumbsup: :woot:

what are the specs on wheel/tire combo?

Theron Cooks Car
 

http://www.stevecookcreations.com/camaro_done.htm



This car is very nice. Never been a big fan of the grille though.

http://www.stevecookcreations.com/im...amaro_d_05.jpg

Killer thread and correct me if I'm wrong but I think the idea is to develop a chassis that allows the car to run at 4" rocker and frame height. The yellow car has rocker extensions but doesn't look right since the fenders haven't been modified. You can modify tubs for air ride but that won't allow you to drive it safely lowered.

Man that thing is straight!

BTW, happy birthday, Jeff! :captain:

I dunno, that color combo is just wrong,and the grille is hideous

My favorite shot of a killer stance for a '69:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...69inprimer.jpg

John

Thanks!:thumbsup:

man i love the intercooler opening on this car - well done.

What a great picture! That car is beautiful. I like your style, John.

Steve Cook can build a car!!! Wait till you see Bruce Ricks next ride... :yes:

Thanks Scott.


245/40/18 fronts on a 8" rim and 295/40/20 on an 11" rim.

any one see that 69 camaro at barret with supposedly 800 horse with 4 or 5 point harness and cage. black and red?

Jeff that car is bitchn:bow:

69
 

There was a car a while back built by Bobby Johnson out of Georgia. Twin turbo on a vette frame and suspension. Any pics?

I saw that Camaro. I think they said about 650 hp.