------------ 1967 Camaro Streetfighter =VENGEANCE= 2011 field journal thread.-------- - Lateral-g Forums

Mr.VENGEANCE · #1 05-11-2011, 10:57 AM

Paint was sponsored by Rustoleum(hahahaa) painted by ME!

Hell.. thats what PAID FOR THE CAR!

Yup.. thats me.. doing my best MadMax impression.. ahhaha

Pictures by my man Mr. Jakyl.
http://www.mrjakylworks.com/blog/

Id like to thank:

John at Garage Zero for making my dream come to life.. I almost didnt put in this LS7 because all the shops here in GA claim the LS motor should cost tens of thousands to put in..
he did it with absolute diligence.. and made the car run without a hiccup..

www.garagezero.com

Matt Hellion of Hellion Kustoms for fixing all the my problems when i was at my lowest and last dollar.. dude has real class, skill, and heart without a dollar attached.

and Vengeance Racing of Cumming GA for building this BAD ASS motor of mine.

The car actually has gloss black GS stripes(ala Stormy) now.. i pshopped them on a better pic..

and "why the flares arent on yet?.. gonna match the wheels?"
DriverzInc are going to be rehooping the wheels to match the flares, and the prototypes had to be refined but they are being made RIGHT NOW.
so you guys will see a phase 2 of this car with all the parts on..

i got more updates to come.. stay tuned!

Mr.VENGEANCE · #2 05-11-2011, 11:00 AM

Heres some pics from today with my other cars..

brassknucks... nothing says Streetfighter more!

excuse my motor.. its really dirty.. no really.. i didnt clean it.... ahhaha

and one of my favorites...

I was looking to pic up a radio flyer for my son so i could pull him around the house and occasional car meets and whatever..

but at a local trash dump near me i saw something i could use..

it started out as one of these exact shopping carts.. bum must have confiscated it..

then i broke out the saws all and my welder and i started to fabricate my own version..

heres the result with my son sitting in the cart..

i love this shot..

The sides are made of sawzalled up black plastic thats a 1/8th inch thick!.. and its natural black to windex or garden hose and its all clean.
i lowered the front end of the cart by fabbing up a new front axle and lowered it about 3 inches.. the rear tires are from an all terrain lawnmower wheels that they sell at homedepot.
i made a quick release bar in the rear to steer the cart.. it rides like a dream!

JKnight · #3 05-11-2011, 11:00 AM

Mission Accomplished Amir! That is one mean lookin MF'er

Edit: The car, not the kid....

skatinjay27 · #4 05-11-2011, 11:06 AM

only you would have stretch n poke on a 67 camaro!

looks sweet! those wheels are kick azz

scottysimp7 · #5 05-11-2011, 11:14 AM

So money! Nice

Ron in SoCal · #6 05-11-2011, 11:20 AM

I commented on PT, but can't help jumping in here. Way to stay true to the vision Amir! Your son's a handsome boy, too. Too bad he'll out grow his show cart too soon...