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Old 01-09-2009, 08:52 AM
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Default RS Performance Shop Tour

We have had quite a few people asking to see pictures of our shop and I've been slacking on getting anything up on our site, or on Lateral-G. So, here it is:

RS Performance/Roadster Shop is located in Mundelein, IL...a northern suburb of Chicago.

The shop is just under 30,000 sq ft.

Specialize in Production Chassis Manufacturing and Turn Key Builds. Projects range from Early 30's hot rods to Tri-5 Chevy's to 60's and 70's Pro-Touring cars.

Chassis Fabrication
Turn Key Builds
Parts Installs
Service Work
Body and Paint
1-Off Parts Fabrication
Sheet Metal Fabrication
CNC Plasma cutting
Some Parts Sales
ANd just about anything else related to building a car.
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Old 01-09-2009, 08:58 AM
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Show Room:
The show room is used to display production chassis, recently completed customer cars, and cars for sale. We also have crate engines, antique gas pumps, pedal cars, Cushman scooters and a few other things for sale. It changes pretty much daily, so there are a lot of different pictures below depending on which cars are in the shop.

We found a guy on eBay selling NOS bilboards from the 50's through late 60's. There is a shot of an original 57 Chevy billboard in the showroom and a killer '67 Camaro later in the shop.
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Old 01-09-2009, 09:05 AM
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Fabrication/car build

Here are a few pics of the side of the shop where all of the fab work takes place.
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Old 01-09-2009, 09:11 AM
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Nice Looks like business is good too.
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didn't connect RS-Perf with Roadster Shop. You guys have killer stuff.

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Old 01-09-2009, 09:26 AM
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I just pick my jaw up off the floor!!!
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Yeah Your shop showroom is outstanding.
Can we get more info on the Charger and Challenger in the shop?
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That is awesome and super clean to boot!
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Yeah Your shop showroom is outstanding.
Can we get more info on the Charger and Challenger in the shop?
About that Charger.... That car isn't really supposed to be seen until it debutes. The owner does not want it getting out. I didn't realize it was in the picture before I uploaded it

The challenger is in paint now. it has a 528 Aluminum Hemi by Indy backed by a TKO 600. Tubular K member with IRS. The bumpers have been sectioned, narrowed, and mounted flush with the body. we removed the headlight doors at the edges of the fenders and made that part of the fender. Same with the front edge molding on the hood. fabbed a lower valance and spoiler. The body is shaved and smoothed. fabbed a sheet metal spoiler for the deckild and tops of 1/4 panels. a lot of other areas worked as well. I have to get around to starting a thread for that car. there are a few pics on our web site.

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Old 01-09-2009, 09:45 AM
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here are a few more pics of the body and paint shop.
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