Wow, I thought this car was amazing until I got to the pic with the belt drive, that is the sickest thing I've ever seen...period, end, done.

Awesome... Like Blake said... maybe when I grow up....

all i got so far

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/n...1-18-09009.jpg

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/n...1-18-09033.jpg

No changes...just waiting for summer.

Most of you may not realize how hard this crew of guys work.

Here is the car on Dec 27 and no they haven't even started working on the frame yet.

ps - most of the guys had only taken Christmas Day off for the entire month of January and they probably still haven't taken a day off since. Did i mention most of the time they were doing 16 to 20 hour days.

These are some of the hardest working car guy's you will ever meet.

http://garagescene.net/gallery2/d/20...+Rides+103.JPG

http://garagescene.net/gallery2/d/20...+Rides+104.JPG

http://garagescene.net/gallery2/d/20...+Rides+108.JPG

http://garagescene.net/gallery2/d/20...+Rides+115.JPG

I am totally blown away how Troy continually tops himself everytime. The color combo is sick!

OMG ahhh OMG What was that i just saw OMG
:hail:

Great shots over the top cars.

My guess is that if it is ready for the Milwaukee show in mid February, it will still be ready for Detroit in March.

Owner lives here in Milwaukee area so that is the push for Milwaukee World of Wheels. This is for the wife of the guy who owns the gray 32 that Troy built five or six years ago.

Thats right, i was on the petersen museum in november the sunday before SEMA and there it was.
The owner (that has appeared on Rides with the sniper) died and the sniper and one more car of his was donated to the Petersen Museum.

I think he means that it a shame that such an over the top car is not held back for Detroit were it would have a chance to go for the Ridler or even a Great 8 award.
Depending on what showed up, a car like this could take the Ridler.

I love this thing!