GLO-MAD for Snap On Tools
 

working on a build for Snap On Tools with Dr Neon in Asheville,NC.
Some really wild stuff going on with this car.
Its the 2nd time Im down here.
Check out the video promo- ita pretty radical.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K8ZS0vI8qM

What an honor to be working with some of the best in the industry- Wink Eller, Doc Neon, John Muldowney :hail: - just to name some of the guys working on it too.
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...ages/neon1.jpg

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...ages/neon2.jpg

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...ages/neon4.jpg

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...es/drneon3.jpg

watch for more pics if I can get em- we are doing 15 hour days right now...

Watched the video, looks pretty cool. Keep us posted. :thumbsup:

Cool video. What's the ETA for completion?

this car is going to SEMA? 07'?:_paranoid

i hope you have some more 2in wrenches to finish the frame .

how much motor will it have? that thing is gonna weigh 6,000 lbs, bring on american chopper:unibrow:

Here are some pics of the finished ride as shown at the SEMA show. So thrilled ot be able to be a part of a big build like this- Enjoy the pics! :thumbsup:

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad1.JPG
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad4.JPG
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad6.JPG
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad7.JPG

Here are a few more pics

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad5.JPG

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad8.JPG

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...07/glomad2.JPG

Again- THANKS to Snap ON for the opportunity . THEY couldnt have been nicer!

The car is supposed to end up back in my shop for some more tweaking , when it gets here I'll let you all know....

No Compromise Tour moving West in 2010
 

Kenosha, Wis. — The Snap-on Tools No Compromise Tour began the new year in Phoenix on Jan. 7. From there, the tour will be visiting locations in the west with stops in 12 different California cities.

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/show...lomadLenny.JPG

The Snap-on Tools No Compromise Tour is open to the public and provides visitors with the opportunity to speak with Snap-on officials about how Snap-on tools can help them get the job done faster and easier. This unique expo includes interactive tool demos, displays and Snap-on’s one-of-a-kind show car, the Glo-mad ’57 Chevy.

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...ages/neon5.jpg

Upcoming Dates

• Jan. 7. Phoenix, Ariz.
• Jan. 12 Inglewood, Calif.
• Jan. 14 Cerritos, Calif.
• Jan. 16 Long Beach, Calif.
• Jan. 19 Salinas, Calif.
• Jan. 21 San Jose, Calif.
• Jan. 23 Fresno, Calif.
• Jan. 26 Northridge, Calif.
• Jan. 28 San Gabriel, Calif.
• Jan. 30 Ontario, Calif.
• Feb. 1 Lake Forrest, Calif.
• Feb. 3 San Marcos, Calif.
• Feb. 5 Chula Vista, Calif.

Built for Snap-On Tools , this totally customized vehicle will be a traveling ambassador for Snap-On, touring the country as a tribute to auto technicians everywhere. The name “Glo-Mad” was selected from thousands of entries submitted to Snap-On in a “Name the Car” contest. Dr. Neon (Alex Evans) was the project manager while the car was built at his facility in Asheville, North Carolina.

A host of expert customizers and sponsors lent their expertise to the project, including custom motorcycle builder Wink Eller, metal artist Pancho Clark, NHRA Top Fuel drag racer Doug Herbert, Lenny Schaeffer from Chop- Shop Customs, fabricator John Muldowney, and a team of PPG paint experts. An awesome crew, and an awesome, one-of-a-kind vehicle.

An extraordinary vehicle needs an extraordinary paint job, so Snap-On turned to PPG. The team developed a custom 3-stage white pearl and 3-stage red pearl formulated with PPG’s Deltron 2000 paint system that met Dr. Neon’s vision. Lenny Schaeffer and the staff from Chop-Shop Customs handled the prep, bodywork and paintwork for this noteworthy project.

What was built is a cutting-edge creation with an LS7 supercharged engine, custom wheels, a reconstructed floor, plus music, lights, a flat screen TV – the works. But in spite of all the modifications it’s still a classic street rod.

Some of the other outstanding modifications to the “Glo-Mad” include a power rear door with a polished steel Snap-On logo that light up when the vehicle’s brakes are applied. The power back gate opens to reveal a complete Snap-On toolbox outfitted with an LCD screen, which show videos of the car being built. The video was shot during the project, logging the progress of the restoration. :D

See more pictures:
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/PRES...ad/glomad.html
http://www.snapon.com/nocompromisetour/

Awsome car, saw it at SEMA.
Where in Salinas will it be???