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Making Our PAH III Build Painless

Painless Performance Joins Project American Heroes III

Posted July 17 2009 06:34 PM by 55Guy

Painless Performance has signed up to provide all the wiring needs for the Project American Heroes III 1970 Chevelle...

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Getting Things Started

Project American Heroes III

Posted May 26 2009 06:09 AM by 55Guy

The crew at Route 66 Motorsports has already begun stripping down the hulk of the '70 Chevelle that will be the next Project American Heroes III...

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Project American Heroes III

Here's the sequel to the project car sequel

Posted May 12 2009 11:27 AM by Jim Campisano

There's no rest for the wicked. Just when we were about to recover from the 118 day build (and recent sale) of the Project American Heroes II ’69 Camaro, we decide to build Project American Heroes III. Since the...

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Our Hero Safe At Home

Here's Project American Heroes II in its new owner's collection

Posted May 8 2009 07:21 AM by Jim Campisano

Here's Project American Heroes II at its new home in Torrence, California. Dave Parker, who purchased the charity car at auction for $500,000 to benefit the Armed Forces Foundation, has quite a collection of...

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Project American Heroes' Show Debut

New owner takes it out

Posted April 27 2009 03:06 PM by Jim Campisano

Project American Heroes II, the Super Chevy '69 Camaro project car that auctioned at Barrett-Jackson in Palm Beach, Florida, for a half-million bucks, was seen on April 26 at the Edelbrock Car Show in Torrence,...

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16 years out of a hose isn't bad!

Long Life Camaro Upper Radiator Hose

Posted November 7 2008 12:57 PM by 55Guy

In the middle of pulling the engine from Purple Haze, I came across something interesting...

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Project Getaway Is Getting Back On Track

The Getaway Nova Is Alive

Posted September 4 2008 08:08 AM by DRyder

While we've been at a bit of a stand still waiting for the Turn Key built — Kenne Bell driven LS2 engine to be completed, the Project Getaway 1966 Nova build will soon march on.

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One Smokin' Corvette

Where There's Smoke There's Fire

Posted September 4 2008 05:20 AM by Jim Campisano

You never want to write a blog about how your recently restofied Corvette was on fire, but hey, it happens. And it sure makes for interesting reading. I was taking my '72 down the Garden State Parkway to Old Bridge Township...

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Project American Heroes 2 Captures Award

Rollin’ In Style on Intro Wheels

Posted August 20 2008 12:01 PM by Jim Campisano

The Project American Heroes 2 ’69 Camaro debuted at the Super Chevy Show in Joliet, Illinois, on August 9, 2008, to thunderous applause—a real “hero’s welcome,” if you will. Recently, it made a stop at the Optima...

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Project American Heroes 2 Gets Some 6-Piston Baer Brakes

Stop That Camaro!

Baer's new 6P caliper and rotor goes on PAH2 and t

Posted August 1 2008 12:46 PM by Jim Campisano

With gobs of horsepower from our LS7-based powerplant and extreme cornering ability thanks to our Detroit Speed & Engineering suspension, did you think we were going to put four-wheel drum brakes on Project American...

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Project American Heroes Engine Update

Big Inches, Big Power, Better Fuel Economy

Nothing like having over 500 naturally aspirated h

Posted August 1 2008 12:21 PM by Jim Campisano

When it came to power Project American Heroes 2, our ’69 Camaro RS, we decided to go for a big-inch, injected LS engine. This gave us less weight on the front end than a big-block, but a lot more power and civility than...

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Project Getaway Engine is Coming Soon

Project Getaway Nova Engine

Posted July 31 2008 05:21 PM by DRyder

NHRA Pro Stock motorcycle racer Ed Krawiec's '67 Nova will soon receive a 402 cid LS based powerplant from Turn Key Engine Supply!

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The Goodmark Camaro Is A Real Magnet

Goodmark Camaro Gets Noticed

Posted July 22 2008 01:58 PM by DRyder

During a recent trip to the extremely popular Super Chevy Show Event at Maple Grove Raceway in PA, the Goodmark Camaro proved to be a real attention grabber.

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Two Corvettes, One Great Morning

2008 Convertible Meets Project Homewrecker

Two great Corvettes, one beautiful location

Posted July 16 2008 12:48 PM by Jim Campisano

The work is finally done and Project Homewrecker, my 1972 Corvette, is finally back where it belongs—in my garage. Associate Editor Mike Ficacci and I drove to West Jersey this morning in a gorgeous 2008 Corvette...

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PAH08 Update Again

Our Hero is Mobile

The staff of Route 66 Motorsports poses with PAH2

Posted July 8 2008 09:12 AM by Jim Campisano

The 68-day wonder know as Project American Heroes 2 is rolling right along—literally. The '69 Camaro SS is now ambulatory. These are not the correct rims, but it will roll eventually on the awesome 18-inch Intro G-Cube...

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