SEMA 2013 Preview: CW Restoration Shop’s 1969 Camaro

CW Restoration Shop is bringing out a wild ’69 Camaro to the 2013 SEMA Show.  Dubbed the “Cam-anche,” this F-Body is keeping it classic with a small block 350 with Edelbrock heads, Demon carb, Edelbrock E-Force supercharger, Garlitts Street Catchcher scoop, and Hedman Hedders.  Putting the power to the ground is the job of the Nitto-wrapped HRE forged wheels, while Wilwood disc brakes bringing everything back under the speed limit.  But this F-Body is more than just a straight line performer thanks to its DSE four link suspension and coilovers.  Finished off with a custom, but highly functional interior, the Cam-anche blends form and function beautifully.

The Cam-anche will be on display in the Magnaflow booth (#23543) of the SEMA Show in the Central Hall, so make sure you stop by and check it out.  For more pictures of the build, check out the gallery below or head on over to CW Restoration Shop’s Facebook.

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SEMA 2013 Preview: The Custom Shop’s “Stroker Chevelle”

The Custom Shop is bringing a two Hedman-equipped vehicles to the 2013 SEMA Show – the SSL727 Camaro and this “Stroker Chevelle.”  This 1966 Chevelle gets its name from the stroked 408cid LS3 powerplant under its hood.  Fortified with all sorts of aftermarket goodies like a Howards custom camshaft, Manley rotating assembly, Edelbrock high rise intake, twin Holley “Terminator EFI” throttle bodies, and Hedman Hedders, this all-aluminum mill cranks out a whopping 600+hp and 545+ft-lbs of torque.  But like every good SEMA car, monster power is only part of the story – these cars have to look as good as they go.  Every panel of this Chevelle’s body has been replaced with brand new sheet metal from Goodmark and covered in Pro-Spray paint with custom striping.  Riding on Weld Racing Wheels, this A-Body’s lowered stance comes courtesy of MBM tubular control arms and drop spindles with Firestone Air Ride delivering a smooth ride.

The Stroker Chevelle will be on display outside of the SEMA Show in the Car Crazy booth so make sure you stop by and check it out.  For more pictures of the build, check out the gallery below or head on over to builder John Wargo’s Facebook.

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SEMA 2013 Preview: The Custom Shop’s SSL727 Camaro

John Wargo from The Custom Shop is bringing this wild 5th Gen Camaro out to the 2013 SEMA Show.  John and his crew left nothing untouched on this highly customized Camaro they call SSL727.  The body has been widened front and rear with custom fender flares that flow into redesigned front and rear bumpers.  The car has also undergone a conversion from 2+2 convertible to two-seat roadster with a custom 5,000-watt Sony audio/video system taking residence in the former rear seating area hiding underneath the motorized tonneau cover.  But don’t fool yourself into thinking that this Camaro is all show and no go.  The 727 in its moniker comes from the horsepower output of the Procharged LSX376 with Hedman Hedders hiding underneath its highly stylized hood.  Bringing this monster to a stop is the job of its 16-inch Brembo brakes that reside within the 22-inch Forgeline wheels while its Eibach suspension and Granatelli subframe connectors keep it firmly planted on the road.

SSL727 will be on display outside of the SEMA Show in the Car Crazy booth so make sure you stop by and check it out.  For more pictures of the build, check out the gallery below or head on over to builder John Wargo’s Facebook.

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