wednesday warriors
The Building and Now Racing of "El Chupacabra II"
Friday, September 4, 2015
Mopar Muscle Feature
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Tens At Last!!
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Couldn't Be Cooler
Here's a sneak peak at the Mopar Muscle article penned by our Altered wheelbase mentor, Steve Magnante. The photo shoot took place in Vegas this year at the 2015 Mopars at the Strip event and the evening desert shots were done with a process called light painting. Very cool to watch that process go down.
Check this out and buy a copy of Mopar Muscle to prove that you actually know some famous hot rodders. Heh heh
http://www.hotrod.com/cars/featured/1505-altered-wheelbase-tribute-flashpoint-for-a-new-hot-rodding-generation/
Saturday, May 30, 2015
We'll Take Some Fame
It always surprises me when something goes to print without doing at least some fact checking with the people to whom the article is about. Case in point. The people from Mopar Collectors Guide did a 15 minute photo shoot on the car while we were in Vegas followed up by a 20 minute phone interview and we never heard from them again. Consequently, the article on our team and car in this month's MCG is peppered with a the odd inaccuracies. Oh well, we'll take the free press where we can get it, who am I to complain. In comparison Mopar Muscle magazine did a 6 1/2 hour photo shoot that same weekend with a photographer that was specifically flown in from Philly to shoot our car and there was a six page info sheet that we needed to fill out as well as several back and forth emails and phone conversations with Steve Magnante who is penning the article. He then sent me a rough draft to proof and correct as needed. Now that's pro and that feature will be kick-ass. This one is pretty good.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Lil' Chupacabra Shirts
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Mad Fame
Here's a little interview that Chris and I did with the ambassador of all things altered wheelbase, Steve Magnante. Steve literally wrote the book on how to build an altered wheelbase and we followed pretty closely while building El Chupacabra. It turns out that he is not only a real human being but also comes across as just another gear head like us who loves to talk about obscure drag racing history (among other things).
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