The ultimate RS detail teaser thread.
 

In the crunch to get various vehicles together for the upcoming SEMA show, we wanted to put together a thread of pics previewing some of the small details that go into the cars we are building for the show and a bunch of teasers for the upcoming vehicles we have not revealed yet...

We will kick off with 2 for today!

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3931/...5e75f276_c.jpg

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3947/...49000dd1_c.jpg

What ..... That's it ?

Mark

You were right about it being a Tease!


More, More!

Not sure on the first picture but the second looks like a mean 2nd gen!!
But only two "come on man"!!!

First pic is custom tail light lens/mounting buckets for the '64 Chevelle?

not even close. they have been posting detail teaser pics of the chevelle on instagram. I can't wait to see it. Since the 70 camaro that stalled is not on their website anymore I wonder if this is it being finished?

looking good chris

That's it??! You're worse than a girl I used to date in high school!! :waveflag:

That part is WAY to big for a taillight housing. I'd say 18" plus round billet there. Looks like you guys didn't get the chip auger option :lol:

That Camaro is still there (gallery page 2) http://roadstershop.com/galleries/jeremy-71-camaro/

This thing is a whole different animal :unibrow:

Uh yeah, good point. Didn't even occur to me to compare to the tool holder - or even the bed its laying on. :sieg:

I think I see the chip auger in the pic buried in chips.

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Could be wrong but I'm going to guess this is the interior of a newer car just cant tell which

I'm going to guess it might be the baddest roll cage in the world in a second gen Camaro.

Now that is just fantastic.

I told Rob he should have let you guys do his cage before bringing his Torino back. :sieg:

Matt on second thought I think you might be right. Good eye! The only thing is I think you might have gone short on your estimation........ "Baddest Roll Cage In The UNIVERSE!" :D

So glad to see that 2nd gen still being built. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Its a very nice cage, and I really respect Al and Matt's opinion but y'all are laying it on a tiny bit thick. I've seen some pretty wicked roll cages in my time.

Looking forward to RS's reveal - on both cars mentioned.

Do I spy air jack mounts in there?

No respectable badass race car would be complete without...

For your Saturday viewing pleasure...

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3942/...caf48dd7_c.jpg

You guys SUCK!




Apparently - in my Universe... that's a compliment. LOL

Awesome. I headed out the door to buy a cnc mill right now.!!!!!

Great bring it to my house and you can practice with it!

I agree........ just one pictures for all of Saturday?!?!?!?! Come on guys. At least post a another pictures of a bolt or something, LOL








JK, you guys actually ROCK!!!! :king:

Ok, you guys are going To have to 'xplain that last pic to me. It's a piece of art, suspension I figure, but can't figure out exactly what it is. :headscratch:

They CNC'd a bracket to hold a clutch or brake master cylinder and a pedal.

Aaaahhhh..... I see it now!!:thankyou:

Is this for a hydraulic E brake?

We have a winner.

Today's tease:

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5616/...98b58ee5_c.jpg

Lotus Tail Lights!!

Maybe?
 

68 Charger?
http://musclecar.neostrada.pl/inne_f...8charger01.jpg

Yes!

Nope!:D

Today's pic:

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2950/...88832095_c.jpg

Thats the Chevelle. What booth will it be in?

2nd Gen Camaro?

Chris
I remember the rendering of the chevelle tail lights, usually the renderings are way cooler than the finished product, but these are spot on perfect!
Nice job!

Mike

That 64 Chevelle is the car that I am the most excited about seeing in Vegas. I can't imagine the hours and thought that have gone into that car. Amazing.

Just wondering if you guys get custom plastic tail lights made up for you or are they done in house? Love the final look of the 64 chevelle. Nice work.

I would also like to know this answer. But if I recall correctly from the website "Current Projects" portfolio it looks like they make them in house. Id like to know the process!

I know those tips are machined ALU.

Thx for the reference. It looks like all in house. I suspect there are two ways of doing it, (1) mold and resin and (2) CNC a block of plastic resin. Looking at the build pics you referenced it looks like they were CNC from two pieces with a stock clear light diffuser in the lower piece.