new pics!
 

Okay here are 3 pics that I got.
First picture is with the bumper being fitted. What started out as a camaro bumper really cannot be considered one anymore. Its been cut up every which way. Jared is resp. for most of this front end construction. On to the headers, Adam did an excellent job. They have such an incredibly close tolerance to the the frame and the engine. The driver side header just about wraps around the steering shaft. As for the third picture...well you know what a friday night,some beverages and the crew at rad rides leads to. haha..Nova 4 life!

We are visiting the shop right before the joliet, IL goodguys show. Work on a small rollcage has begun and will probably be complete by then. If anyone attends the show be sure to let Troy know about the excitement with this car. It really is a dream for my dad and it shows how bad and sinister our novas can look. This thing is going to look "nasty" in the rearview!

Enjoy! Almost ready for paint!

Ok one more
 

Since I like you guys so much heres one more.
-derek :thumbsup:

Badass:hail: :hail: :hail:

You're putting to much money in a 3rd gen, ;) .

Looks awesome. :thumbsup:

Any thoughts on color?
Something subtle I would presume out of Troy.

This is a true testament as to why Troy and his crew are so successful.
The thought process to come up with the idea of blending 1st gen. camaro and 3rd gen nova. Incredible!

Looks good Derek, exactly what I thought it would look like. Are you doing a Camaro chin spoiler?

Sweet. Keep the pics coming. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Awesome work. :hail: :thumbsup: Enjoy seeing these updates.

Update
 

Check out the radrides website. They posted some stuff on the homepage.

www.radrides.com

cheers!
-derek :thumbsup:

looks killer I need to talk to troy at sema and see how they are going ot run the procharger with the front runner........:thumbsup:

The front end looks awesome and like it was meant to be that way I love that about his work