Three wild street rods at SEMA 2018 

Glasurit Paints a division of BASF that uses European technology for speed, ease of use, color and durability had a large display at the 2018 SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show in Las Vegas that featured three wild street rods.

ROAD RAGE

Road Rage is a 1970 Chevrolet Camaro Widebody built by the Roadster Shop  powered by a LSX 454 cubic engine that develops 750 horsepower with a custom Kinsler stack injection system, and featured independent rear suspension.

KASPER 

Kasper is a 1974 Plymouth Duster built by Goolsby Customs for owner Beth Hazelwood. The car featured a huge number of body modifications that included tucked and smoothed bumpers, stretched front and rear wheel wells, shortened cowl and lengthened hood, and lowered rocker panels. Kasper is powered by a  Dodge Hellcat engine with a Bowler 6-speed transmission and a custom interior. 

THE CHIEF 

The Chief is a 1956 Pontiac Star Chief Convertible built by Customs by Kileary for owner Frank Howard and is  powered by  a 418-cubic inch Whipple supercharged LSX engine and a custom Relicate leather interior    

All photos by the author