This was being built by Speedware Motorsports for the last couple of years, they've closed the doors on the business (or had the doors closed) and this lil sweetheart will be auctionioned off on April 4th. The auction house has it shoved in a corner with a crate of parts next to it...some of the parts are clearly for the car, others not so much.
It's a cool project with a lot of money thrown at it, still a ton to do obviously. Thought I'd pass it on.
Someone here should get it!
I found some photos on another pro touring web site dating back to 09 so it's been around a bit. I forget the name of the IRS but it was a store bought set up, it also mentioned a G Force transmission? I'll be back in the area in the next few days and will see about getting more information.
They don't have anything listed yet but the auction house is James G Murphy in Kenmore.
They should be posting pictures to preview in the next couple days. Here are some other cars I saw....
67 fastback Barracuda SB/4spd
67 fastback mustang SB/4spd
70/71 camaro
1957 Chevy
CTSV-black
I'll be back up there tomorrow for work and plan on swinging by to check out what else may have come in.
That there's flippin' sweet, Dan Basher! I don't think I've noticed anyone actually getting rear coilovers inside the wheels before--isn't that like post-perfect placement? Just clear coat that thing and go!
A lot of the Speedware stuff sold yesterday....helmets, seats, motors, tools, guns, blah blah blah. I'm a selfish bastard and didn't post until afterwards, I had my eye on a couple things and didn't want anymore competition.
The vehicles are lumped into the April 4th auction.
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
First Hemi 'Cuda Convertible Ever Built
Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
Track car project
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