Barry's custom, refined, and period-correct style '64 Corvette, built by Roadster Shop, was a Builder's Choice award winner at the 2015 Goodguys 18th PPG Nationals, in Columbus, and a GM design award winner for "Best Chevy Sports Car", at The 2015 SEMA Show. It features a full Roadster Shop FAST TRACK chassis, C7 LT1 power, RS by Baer disc brakes, three piece Forgeline RS6 wheels, and the Forgeline Flush-Loc centerlock conversion kit with a custom knock-off style center nut.

Casey's "Project Beast Mode" '69 Camaro is an incredible example of a home-built pro-touring project. Using top-quality components, Casey and his dad built this car in their garage! Casey's Camaro is powered by a 665HP 427ci LS7 from Thomson Automotive mated to a Tremec T-56 Magnum transmission. Casey and his dad did lots of body work, on this car (it turns out that the condition of the body was not as rosy as the previous owner had promised), and installed a full suite of carbon composite pieces from Anvil Auto, including hood, cowl, header, fenders, front valance, and trunk lid. It rides on a Schwartz Performance G-Machine chassis, Moser full-floating 9-inch rear end, RideTech triple adjustable coilovers, an aluminum third member with Wavetrac differential, Detroit Speed deep tubs, Baer brakes (with 6 piston calipers and 14 inch rotors front and rear), and BFGoodrich G-Force Rival tires on 18-inch Forgeline GA3 wheels finished with Gloss Black centers, outers, & inners.

Whitehead Motorsports equipped Cody's 991 GT3 with Fabspeed sport headers (with HJS cats), Fabspeed's side muffler bypass, Sharkwerks center muffler bypass, and 20-inch Forgeline one piece forged monoblock GT1 wheels finished in Satin Gold wrapped in the factory Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires.

Richard's C7 Corvette Z06 is race-prepped by weapon X motorsports including a Halltech intake with Nomex sleeve, Corsa x-pipe, B3R 2.5g heat exchanger tank, Dewitts C7Z Gen 2 radiator, RPM harness kit, 9% smaller supercharger pulley, weapon X heat exchanger, and Hoosier R7 tires (295/30ZR19 & 345/30ZR19) on Forgeline one piece forged monoblock GA1R Open Lug wheels finished in Satin Black.

Ken's Showtime Motorsports Camaro Z/28 was built by Raymond's Performance. It features hand-laid custom carbon fiber body pieces by G5R including front fenders (that add a half inch of extra width per side), hood, decklid, & doors, Pratt & Miller C6R Corvette rear diffuser, and Formula 2000 rear wing. It's powered by a 720HP 427ci MAST Motorsports RHS LS7 engine mated to a Quartermaster twin disc clutch and PPG Sequential transmission. It rides on Detroit Speed suspension with DSE/JRi coilovers, AP Racing brakes, and 335/30ZR18 BFG Rival tires at all four corners on 18-inch Forgeline one piece forged monoblock GA1R Open Lug Cap Edition wheels finished in Titanium.

Our friends at Custom Wheels for Less equipped this C6 Z06/Z07 with these awesome Forgeline one piece forged monoblock CF1 wheels finished in Transparent Smoke.

RaceDeck Flooring's incredible "Maliboost" 1964 Chevy Malibu is powered by a 1000+HP twin turbo Speed Inc. LS engine mated to a Finishline Level 7 4L70 transmission. It rides on a Roadster Shop FastTrack chassis, Penske Racing adjustable coilovers, 6-piston Wilwood disc brakes, and Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires on Forgeline DE3P wheels (18x9 front & 20x12 rear) finished with Matte Silver centers and Polished outers.

This 2016 Warhawk 345 Stage II Dodge Challenger, by War Hawk Performance, is a turn-key fully-tuned hot rod that is covered by a full 3 year/36,000 mile warranty and is available through select Dodge/Chrysler dealers. It's powered by a 500rwhp 5.7L supercharged HEMI V8 and rides on a track-tuned DFM coilover suspension package, Wilwood disc brakes (with 14.25" rotors, 6 piston front calipers, and 4-piston rear calipers), and Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires (275/40ZR20 & 295/35ZR20) on 20x10/20x11.5 Forgeline CR3 wheels finished with Gloss Black/HTM centers and Polished outers. This silver and black example is unit #003 and was delivered in January, 2016 to Northwest Dodge, in Houston, Texas.