Two rides from Time Machines
 

Mike down at Time Machines has a great group of guys and have been building some killer rides. Here are two of the latest that they have done that feature our Max G Chassis for the foundation. We did the kickup in the back and then they grafted the IRS unit into the Cuda, while the Camaro features our triangulated 4-bar rear.

1971 Cuda Convertible - http://www.artmorrison.com/gallery/v...emachines-cuda


1969 Camaro Convertible- http://www.artmorrison.com/gallery/v...achines-camaro

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We did the kickup in the back and then they grafted the IRS unit into the Cuda, while the Camaro features our triangulated 4-bar rear.
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I think thats backwards. The Cuda has the 4-bar. Great looking rides.:cheers:

They are now working for me too..

Very nice rides!!
I LOVE that Cuda! :thumbsup:

Craig

Thank you very much for posting these pictures. Yes, the camaro has the C-5 IRS in it. It does not have the torque tube has we went the more traditional route of hanging the tranny behind the motor. That is the camaro that was a Top 5 for SMOY.

All I can say is the Morrison chassis' are unbelievable.. We just finished another cuda ragtop with their chassis under it. It debuts this friday at the Playboy Mansion. It is the new Mr. Norm's Modern Muscle super cuda. Wow that is a mouthful.

If anyone is considering using one of their chassis', I will tell you, you will not be disappointed....

Mike
Time Machines

VIPERCUDA, any chance of seeing some BUILD THREADS of these two builds.:cheers:

Sure, I will go through some pictures, this week is not real good but I will try for next week. I leave thursday for the Playboy Mansion show. I know it is tough duty but someone has to do it.

Thanks
Mike

All pics from the Playboy Mansion will also be greatly enjoyed also:lol:

We will take pics and post next week. It should be a good time...

Mike

Wow! I'm speechless. Amazing Cars! I really want to meet you and see whatever you have in Scottsdale! Man, I wish I was going to SEMA!

Thanks. I look forward to meeting you. Anyone who works with Bob Ream usually becomes my friend right away. I look forward to seeing your car..

Mike

Mike,

Both cars are stunning & Craig thank you for sharing the pictures.

Very pretty cars but a bit too street rod for My taste. The Cuda looks very well balanced but I belive the Camaro could use a bit more tire width. Nice bits of jewlery though. :thumbsup:

Every time I see those cars, my jaw hits the floor. Stunning good looks and extremely well executed! Great job (as usual) Mike!:bow:

Beautiful cars of course:thumbsup:

A lot of creativity, must have been fun coming up with the designs and seeing a great end result.

IMHO the wheels don't do it for me though.

I could see them on the Cuda, a Chrysler product using a pentastar look and everything but I think for the GM products something different.

WOW!! Those are works of ART!!!!!:faint:
Mario