Brandon Zambrano, owner of Saints Motorsports, set out to build a one-of-a-kind ride that was as at home cruising the boulevard as it was tearing up the track. Once he saw the new ‘10 Camaro he knew his search was over and ordered one of the first off the lot. He also knew that we were not going to be content with the ordinary styling or the stock performance, so doing what he does best, he turned to the custom market to shape this ride into the mean performance machine that he envisioned. (more…)
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Brandon Zambrano’s ‘10 Chevy Camaro
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012Goodguys 6th Annual Nashville Nationals
Friday, December 30th, 2011Pavement-Stomping Muscle Cars Tearing it up in Tennessee
The weekend of May 20-22 marked the 6th annual Goodguys Rod & Custom Association Nashville Nationals. Held at LP Field inside the Tennessee Titan stadium, more than 1,500 muscle cars, classic trucks and hot rods filled the grounds for some impressive eye candy. Heart-stopping horsepower rumbled through the show as attendees cruised the grounds and exhaust pulsed the asphalt. (more…)
Full Throttle and Pitched Sideways
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011Rich Jones of Tucson, Arizona, stumbled across his ‘69 Camaro a couple of years back when it was an unfinished project for sale in the classifieds. Call it custom car karma, but Rich always wanted a pro touring Camaro and what better year to build than a ’69, considering this was the pinnacle year for Chevrolet’s pony car program of the late-‘60s as well as the basis for GM’s retro-themed ‘10 Camaro of today. Having owned and built his fair share of hot rods and muscle machines in the past, Rich found himself ready to wrench again when he spotted this diamond in the rough.
Muscle Car Garage — PARTS CAR
Thursday, October 20th, 2011With Styling Cues From the First Three Years of Classic Camaro Production, You Could Almost Call This Texas-Based Coupe the “Styling Cue-Maro”
Emory, Texas, Camaro enthusiast Alan Pound owns this Quasar Blue Dupont Chroma-Base-colored ‘68 Camaro street machine that he acquired in a trade in 1988. At the outset however, the relationship was a tumultuous one. (more…)
This Big-Block Camaro Looks Good From all Angles
Wednesday, August 31st, 2011It’s hard to believe that this car was designed and built in three months. And while we have all gotten used to watching builds on cars happen on TV with deadlines like the SEMA Show or the Detroit Autorama, this Camaro had to be done for something more important than all of those things rolled into one: Becky Austin’s 40th birthday. (more…)
Good Things Are Happening at Camaro Concepts!
Friday, August 12th, 2011
Passersby can’t help but notice Camaro Concepts’ rather unique sign on top of the building. Made from the front clip of a ’69 Camaro RS/SS, the vacuum-operated headlights, side markers and turn signals all function. Also note the unique Texas “TEST CAR” license plate. It’s the real deal!
As its name implies, Houston’s Camaro Concepts specializes in the parts sales, restoration and modification of Chevrolet Camaros from 1967 to the present, as well as other popular makes of GM muscle cars, like Corvette, Chevelle, Nova and full-size Chevrolet. Founded in 1991 by the father and son team of James and Roy Chaney, Camaro Concepts has built numerous award-winning Camaros, many of which have been featured in the best magazines in the business. However, as good as the company’s work is, their calling card is even better. Passersby can’t help but notice a ‘69 Camaro RS, or at least the front clip from one, protruding through the front of the company’s 11,000-sq-ft building. (more…)
Shaving a Camaro Drip Rail
Tuesday, May 24th, 2011In the annals of hot rodding there is a rich history of cutting off body parts, and no, we’re not talking about your high school auto shop teacher (ours was missing about a finger and a half). We’re talking about shaving things like drip rails. For those who live in Washington State, drip rails may actually be a good idea, but for the rest of us they look awful. (more…)
Throttle-Stompin’, Gear-Bangin’, Corner-Carvin’ Mayhem at Adams Motorsports Park
Monday, May 16th, 2011
In today’s world of high performance muscle cars it’s not enough to go fast in a straight line. To hang with the big boys you need to be able to hammer through the hairpins and carve the corners. Several suspension and brake companies have tuned their products toward that effort. There is simply nothing like pounding on the skinny pedal and shaking your fist at the shifter as you throttle your way through a curvy asphalt playground. (more…)
A Magna Charger 6.2L Supercharger Kit Makes It Simple
Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011
This new Camaro now has legendary ZL1 performance thanks to the addition of a Magna Charger LS3/L99 supercharger kit.
Supercharging has gained popularity among street-driven cars in recent years for several reasons. Efficient supercharger systems can reliably create legendary old school muscle car performance on a modern engine with minimal impact on fuel economy. (more…)
A Camaro for all Reasons
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011
CGS Performance Products, based in Chino, California, is best known for its stainless steel exhausts and cold air intake systems, but for more years than we can remember, CGS has been building custom vehicles for the annual SEMA show. The crew has built cars, trucks, SUVs and everything that is the “latest and greatest” from the OEMs. The crew at CGS has won many distinguished awards at the SEMA show, such as the GM Design Award, Ford Product Excellence Award, Chrysler Design Excellence Award, the Outstanding Achievement in Design from Ford Motor Co. (three times) and many more throughout the years. This year, the company has put its expertise into this 2’11 Camaro. (more…)







