Camaro XV

[214Chevy]

Originally Posted by formula88

Hellfire is back at Mark's shop! The paint, carbon fiber and cerakote trim/wheels look amazing!

Originally Posted by formula88

More pics....

These shots will be highly used on a lot of computer screens as desktop pics. Looking good Mark. Don't know what cerakote is nor have I ever heard of it until now, but it sure is sweet. Kinda wanted to do something like that with my wheel centers and bumpers.

[rickpaw]

The car looks amazing.

[LS7 Z/28]

Man that looks awesome Mark!

Did you hide a couple LED strips for turn signals? I think I see one in one of the photos. It looks like you decided against the Anvil front valance light buckets and traditional turn signals.

[andreb]

Just amazing! Every detail just pulls you in to notice even more detail. You inspire us all to build better and better.

[Sieg]

Exceptional!

Congratulations to everyone involved in the project.

[Track Junky]

The whole package on this car is just off the charts. Color, stripes, and wheel combo/style & color truly fit the theme and purpose. Just amazing!!

[Evan Iroc-Z]

Absolutely incredible on all levels.

Would it be possible for me to get a high resolution shot sent to me?

[GregWeld]

Laura is really going to like this car.... LOL



Your vision and execution are stunning.

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Laura is really going to like this car.... LOL



Your vision and execution are stunning.

Ha Laura wants to drive it but I think that maybe a bad idea. This thing pulls hard. So far you can ingnite the rear tires in the first 4 gears. We were going to build an engine cal that holds the bypass open on the blower for her, but at 3 psi it still makes 600ish HP.

The team of people that helped me on this car are the best I've worked with. With my schedule over the last year I would have never gotten it done without their help. We work great together. I have the ideas and we execute them. Over the 2.5 years we have been working on this project I can only think of a few things that needed to be scrapped and redone.

It felt good to just drive it last night. Drove back in the shop and had a beer. I know I will make SEMA and I'm still not sure how the OUSCI deal will turn out. New track, new rules, new format. At this point I'm good just making it.

My other bigger project the Z-28 turned out great and at the end of the day GM pays my bills. This car stuff is just a hobby and it can consume you if you let it.

Looking forward to going to SEMA and hanging out in the Optima booth and seeing old friends.

Thanks for everyone's kind words. Now I need to get it done and take it to Waterford Oct 12 then Gingerman Oct 17.

Deadlines focuses the mind……

Mark

[redsand]

As always incredible job....can't wait to see it in person