Car Features
Blazin Rodz Unveils A Carbon-Fibre 1970 Dodge Charger with Factory 1,500-Horsepower Supercharged Hemi
Blazin Rodz, a new team of young builders pushing the boundaries of innovation in the custom car world, presented its latest creation at the 2024 SEMA Show, the carbon-fibre 1970 Dodge Charger “Sangria.” Debuting in the Hemmings booth (#22493) in Central Hall, the Charger will showcase the very first Direct Connection 1500 HEMI crate engine from DSR Performance. Immediately following the unveiling, Sangria has been made available for bidding on Hemmings live auction website, marking the first time a vehicle of this calibre will be available during the SEMA Show.
Ringbrothers Unveil 1,246-Horespower 1987 Buick Grand National “INVADR”
Blazin Rodz Unveils A Carbon-fiber 1970 Dodge Charger With Factory 1,500-horsepower Supercharged Hemi
Blazin Rodz, a new team of young builders pushing the boundaries of innovation in the custom car world, presented its latest creation at the 2024 SEMA Show, the carbon-fibre 1970 Dodge Charger “Sangria.” Debuting in the Hemmings booth (#22493) in Central Hall, the Charger will showcase the very first Direct Connection 1500 HEMI crate engine from DSR Performance.
The '59 Karmann Ghia A Vintage Beauty in the Street Rod Scene
Enter the 1959 Karmann Ghia you see here, recently purchased by Uveer Ramnarayan, a dedicated air-cooled VW enthusiast. Uveer’s story with this Ghia began like any good vintage car romance: he spotted the car online, quickly made arrangements with the seller in Athlone, and soon found himself flying down from Durban to close the deal. Known as the "poor man's Porsche," the Ghia was irresistible for a true Volkswagen fan like Uveer.
Reviving a Legend:Kurt Kannemeyer’s Tribute to the Chevy Can-Am
1970 Porsche 911: A Restored Racing Icon by Dutchmann
Photos by Stefan Danil Kotz.
The three numbers, 911, usually associated with emergencies, here signify one of Germany’s finest exports—the legendary Porsche 911.
A Journey from Dormancy to Glory
Rat Fink’s Zombie Nightmare: The Volvo Hemizon
Adapted for RestoMod
Original article from Speerhunters.com
A Resurrection Like No Other
Pulled from the brink of destruction, the Hemizon began its life as a rusted-out Volvo Amazon shell. “There was no trunk, no fenders, no windows—just a shell,” Henrik recalls. This zombie of a car was brought back to life with pure metal artistry and a beast of an engine that would send shivers down any car lover’s spine.