1936 Atlantis SuperConcept Roadster Headed To Mecum Monterey
The SuperConcept took four years to build.
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The SuperConcept took four years to build.
The ‘LTX’ would likely be related to the Gen 5 Small Block family.
It was built by Pure Metal Works and landed in the top 40 vehicles and top 10 trucks at the show.
One of the most badass Caddies around.
It will be held the weekend of April 23rd.
Center exit with four-inch tips.
Upgrading a 4.8L LS was already easy, but with this new kit, it’s even easier!
Just call it the “spool bus.”
A luxury SUV that can run 9’s!
LS Fest East will kick off on September 11th.
A race-spec daily owned by a real driver.
It’s designed for forced-induction engine applications.
The injectors are plumbed through a carburetor-style intake—perfect for classic vehicle builds.
Built by Nelson Racing Engines. Who else?
What emissions regulations?
The previous Hennessey Venom hypercar had a twin-turbo LSX engine.
This one has logged zero track hours!
It’s Canada’s only race homologated supercar.
This turbo’d LSX is intended to make a classic Camaro more capable than a modern-day supercar.