A local news station stopped by yesterday and got a real kick out of the $2016 Challenge. Thanks again to everyone who showed up and made this year so great.
A local news station stopped by yesterday and got a real kick out of the $2016 Challenge. Thanks again to everyone who showed up and made this year so great.
Camero LOL
OHSCrifle wrote: Camero LOL
Just posted the same reaction in facebook.
"....built with parts from a shopping cart, a red wagon, and a beer keg for an engine!" lol
OHSCrifle wrote: Camero LOL
I think it's spelled "cramit" now 
Awesome!!!! Wild side burns too!!!! I wish I was there.
" ... and a beer keg for an engine." Sweeeeeet !!!!!!
Great to see the ghettocet briefly featured. But holy hell, I've never seen David S Wallens before, I'm beyond jealous of those side burns.
Nice!
I always assumed it would be on the Police Blotter segment:
Wall-e wrote: I always assumed it would be on the Police Blotter segment:
Theres lots of Florida man segments here too.
@revrico. If you subbed to the magazine you see his pic in every issue... cmon man, support what you love. Lol.
In reply to Trackmouse:
I only recently got my second issue, and haven't had much time to read it. The little one likes to destroy magazines so I have to keep it hidden. I did subscribe though!!
I look at words more than the pictures honestly
People on a car enthusiast board who spell it "Camero"...
I want a beer keg engine.
The plywood porsche crammit looks cool, but I thought challenge cars had to retain some semblance of stock bodywork?
Unless It's really cool.
In reply to T.J.:
Stock bodywork ... no, but it does have to use a production car somewhere it there. Georgia Tech has three cars put together and several teams have body swaps. the parking lot build is a fantastic example of creative bodywork!
T.J. wrote: I want a beer keg engine. The plywood porsche crammit looks cool, but I thought challenge cars had to retain some semblance of stock bodywork?
Tell that to Andy Nelson lol.
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