Goodguys get awarded for their Corvette
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Phil and Jeremy Gerber of the Roadster Shop were presented with the Goodguys Trendsetter award at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas, U.S.A..
The award is presented annually at SEMA to rising young talents in the realm of rod & custom car building.
They won it for their customized 1962 Corvette convertible. This custom car not only looks amazing but it performs well too, it managed to hit the fastest time at the Goodguys autocross track.
The entire body of this sports car has been completely modified using either aluminum or carbon fiber.
Powering this muscle car is a 600 horsepower V8 engine.
Other custom jobs by Roadster Shop include a 1970 Challenger and a speed 33 roadster.
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