Custom Black and Polished V-Twins

Check out Mike Stevenson of Orange, CA ’s bad to the bone 71 SS Camaro. Fully equipped with Detroit Speed from and rear. Powered by a 383 stroker motor with a 5 speed Tremic tranny and 12 bolt posi rear end. After taking it to Duane Mayer at American Hot Rods for the suspension work Mike came to us to build him a set of custom V-Twin’s. We came up with a set of 18×8 and 18×10 custom painted V-Twins. Using the latest ceramic paint technology these satin black and polished V-Twins have some really nice contrast against the super slick black paint on Mike’s ride. For more information on custom finishes and our ceramic paint process contact us at 866-952-2693

One Bad Camaro

Our customer Jason Ayers of Las Vegas put together one killer Camaro running our PT-09 wheels with a 22×8.5 in the front and a crazy 24×15’s stuffed in the rear. We were lucky enough to catch up with Jason in Vegas to get these photos. The car has a one off frame rails, competition Engineering ladder bars, Qa1 coil overs, narrowed fab9 rearend with 35 spline moser axles, and Aluminum boot through center section with 3.50 gears.The motor is a stock cubic inch 6.2 liter with Custom Diamond pistons, Callies Compstar rods, Hellfire rings, cnc ported Ls3 heads. Intake manifold is a Ls3 Edelbrock intake and elbow with 80# injectors.The Trans is a built Th400 with a Art Carr 3600 converter. The fuel system Is a  Aeromotive a1000 with 8an feed and return.

Check This Out

The new Double 5 wheel on the Boyd Coddington built 1932 pickup built for White Cap. The Double 5’s look great with 15×6 up front and 17×8 in the rear. The new Double 5 is available in all sizes to fit most custom applications.

The Boyd Hauler gets a makeover

Back in 1993 at the height of the sport truck movement Boyd Sr. took on a project for Eddie Van Halen to build him a truck that he could run around in. Eddie wanted a Boyd Coddington built sport truck. So the Chip Foose drawn ‘Boyd Hauler’ was born. The Boyd Hauler featured an LT-1 engine, Corvette independent rear suspension, billet grille, smooth front bumpers and rear roll pan. What added the Van Halen touch were the red paint and asymetrical wheels and graphics that matched the signature Eddie Van Halen Frankenstein Guitar paint scheme.

Well after 16 years the truck has found it’s way over to American Hot Rods in Orange, CA. American Hot Rods is owned by Dwayne Mayer and Bernt Karlson. Dwayne contacted Boyd Jr. to get the wheels updated to a larger 20-inch diameter wheel and newer style guitar inspired graphics. The truck is currently being worked on at American Hot Rods and will be ready to take to the Barret-Jackson auction in Scottsdale next year. Stay tuned for more updates.