What Ring Brothers car do is make you think and talk about them. Like it or not, your still talking about it and that is what makes their cars so unique. Few will like everything they see on a car, but that is what pushing the edge is about.:thumbsup:

well said

I'm curious to see how the hood and front grill go together? Can't wait to see it in person!!! :thumbsup: Thanks for the pics Scott.

I'm stunned by how creative and modernized that car is. Awesome work guys, can't wait to see it completed.

Where/when is the car scheduled to debut?

I do not dig the rocker work either. The carbon inserts are really cool. It will be fun to see the car run the events in this years SMOY at Columbus!

Darren

Love it, from the color scheme, to the front valance, to the rear. Very nice work, and the engine bay really fits the car. I'm guessing a competitor at Columbus?

Very nice work :thumbsup:
I take back my coments on the yellow 68 :D

Oh yes, I almost forgot about THAT car.
Don't they have a designer now?:rofl:

We gave Mike a ride back to the show on sunday morning after winning the smoy...his head would hardly fit in the car. Two in a row, hate to see it. Mike may have to hire some handlers from the Macy's parade to get him back to Wi. . Great work guys as usual - the beauty is in the details!:thumbsup:
even if your too damn lazy to post your own pictures

ya they do they use Sean Smith...same guy they used for reactor.

Well, these guys are at the top of their game right now in a elite group us mere mortals can look up to. A couple of really nice guys that have done a great job of designing cars, finding the funding, and implementing the final package. Those 3 things are not easy to pull off. And 2 out of 3 just won't due.

Weather you like the style or not, I really like 99% of it, you cannot dispute their quality. Their finishes are some of the best period, best paint contender under the lights of SEMA year after year, killer fab and machine work. I am impressed.