Motion Camaro, Poteet Blowfish (Rad Rides), and Poteet '68 Charger (Strope) on V8TV

[radrambler]

kevin

i just checked out your site and lt looks awesome...
you guys covering REAL CAR GUYS STUFF.... LIKE RAD RIDES buildups makes me want to cancel cable and order dish...just for your show....
its nice to see someone has VISION...REAL tv - is what cars guys really want not "drama" rods....and not a show where someone just installs what some company gives you to install on your own rides just to advertise ..BORING!!!
.......I WOULD MUCH RATHER SEE THE COVERAGE OF CARS BEING BUILT AND DRIVEN WITH REAL EXPLANATION OF WHATS GOING ON AND WHY .just by looking at your website it seems your in tune with the real car guy......
thank you and MUCH LUCK TO YOU AND THE CREW AT V8TV...

RADRAMBLER

[Smack_talker]

Kevin for us dishless folks...can we buy DVD's of the show?

[V8TV]

Hey RadRambler!

Thanks for the encouragement. In our case, we are real car guys, and we understand that real people only have a small amount of time in the day to enjoy thier passions. Between working, family, and daily life, there's often little time to play with cool cars - or much less to watch TV. So keeping this in mind, we have to respect the enthusiasts' leisure time and give them something that they want without false drama or a constant sales pitch.

We like cool cars; we like to learn how to make them faster, better, and more agile; we like to see how things are done; we like to see what others are doing... and we don't have a zillion dollars to blow on projects.

We've got some cool projects coming up... the Royal Sport Camaro is our main nod to the interests of those on Lateral-G; Nick Scavo is finishing up his new 200+ mph C4 bodied 10.5" tire twin turbo drag car... we'll be brining you some 2000hp tech from that one; our '65 Chevelle project is just getting going... and we're up to our elbows in a tubular front suspension / powered steering box conversion for full-size 1960's Fords. Just some teasers.

Anyhow, we appreciate the support. DVDs are available for around $15 each. I'll post a list of episode topics on the site to make it easy to pick. We've got another 10 web features going up in the next week or so.

OK... I've got to head out to the shop and hang more insulation... it's getting chilly here in the Midwest!

Thanks,

- KO