What is the coolest car or build here on Lateral-G.

[Ummgawa]

Stuart Adams. Very soon.

[cees67]

Originally Posted by speedshftr

war is awsum but my favorite is the younger guy cant think of his name that works goes to school and him and his dad are building the car.i think frank from prodigy offered him some savings help in one of his posts.ill have to look it up

tuff57's car.... awesome work from a young guy with tons of ambition

[96z28ss]

I'm surprised no one mentioned Tim Bruning's 70 Challenger. Amazing craftsmanship and Attension to detail. He did stop posting on updates on it. Its sort of been forgotten.

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by Ummgawa

Stuart Adams. Very soon.

I saw this car at DSE in Oct.BUT they had it covered up and ask that no photo's be taken.I have herd is really super secert.The scoop is,it is so cool!!.What is ETA.

[ironworks]

Kyle @ DSE told me Columbus this year. This car is worth every once of secrecy. WOW is all I could say.

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by 96z28ss

I'm surprised no one mentioned Tim Bruning's 70 Challenger. Amazing craftsmanship and Attension to detail. He did stop posting on updates on it. Its sort of been forgotten.

Bob -- You're right... it's been too long for anyone to remember this piece of awesomeness!

[coolwelder62]

Greg, Your right that is a awesome build.There's no right or wrong Choice here.I just wanted to get an idea of everybody's thought's.I really like everything that I have seen since I joined this great site. The Roadster shop's C1RS corvette build and my buddy Matt at Anvil Auto mustang were both pretty cool.Scott

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by coolwelder62

Greg, Your right that is a awesome build.There's no right or wrong Choice here.I just wanted to get an idea of everybody's thought's.I really like everything that I have seen since I joined this great site. The Roadster shop's C1RS corvette build and my buddy Matt at Anvil Auto mustang were both pretty cool.Scott

I love both of those cars... although I would have to be very honest and say I was not impressed with the way the C1RS ran or handled at Optima - but I chalked that up to "sorting issues" rather than quality. Every piece of that car was sick!

I had visited (with Bob Braga and Ned Jackson) Steve Stropes shop while Matt was busy sanding parts to make molds for the Mustang -- and there isn't a piece of that car that isn't just super hi-tech and super cool. There's so much going on with this build that nobody sees. The electric power steering - the cantilevered shocks etc... it's just way over the top in a very quiet way.

I agree with you though -- there are just so many great car builds here and I love them all.

[GregWeld]

If you really want to see Matts Mustang -- here's a link to the gallery of build pics on PureVisions website.

http://www.purevisiondesign.com/halo/gallery.htm

[89 RS]

For me, I don't think I could narrow it down to one particular car on here. I get inspired and jazzed up when I see homebuilt cars all the way up to the higher-end shops with their infinite amount of design and fabrication talents. At the same time, I like seeing the finished products, but also like to see changes people make with rides as time goes on.(i.e. Todd's Camaro-Payback, he is always doing tweaks.) Doug's Camaro-Apollo 13 is also cool because Doug does things as he can and keeps the car on the road, yet has a sweet ride IMO. The stuff put out by Roadster Shop, Detroit Speed, Ring Brothers, Rad Rides etc is awesome and inspiring as well.