DRIVERS CONTROL CENTER
FIRE SYSTEM & POWER WINDOWS
FIRE BOTTLES, MOUNT ON CARBON FIBER.
PERFECT SHEET METAL, LYNN MADE FOR CARBON FIBER MOLDS.
Carbon Fiber & Kevlar dashboard by Ken Cruz
Right side of dash it is looking good.
Titanium drive shaft tunnel, with Titanium tubing around it. By Lynn Halverson along with Aryan & Chris
More pictures of the tunnel. It is 3x's stronger then before, and 3x's lighter.
Camaro is looking good.
Dusk view of the front.
Stripes are now on the deck lid.
The new 496 Cu.In. update, JetVette in the background.
   
This is one more view of the almost done Camaro.
Driver control center.
NOTE: the carbon fiber pan un the engine & transmission. Very nice work, detail is just beautiful.
Always in the back ground of our pictures. The Top Secret "BLOWN JET VETTE". Lynn Halverson's Hot Rod another car to beat up on the Madness boys. Just wait till everyone sees this one, they will want to take their cars home.
This is where the passengers ride, When we have to slow it down.
New rear to with control unit in it. Top Secret.
This is the control side, command center for the Mustang-Viper control unit. Another part of the control unit is in the back ground. Lynn Halverson's Top secret "Jet Vette". Yes its almost ready to put people on the trailer. If this stuff keeps up we will need our own dragstrip.
Lynn did this fine sheet metel, to be used as a mold maker. Then they are making carbon fiber panels. No one I know can do the things this Winning crew doe's
New chassie color, Pewter.
Stearing down the business end of this car.
PLEANTY OF LIGHT WEIGHT TRINKITS COST MONEY. THANKS FRED & LYNN
PASSENGER FLOOR BOARD FOR THE PASSENGERS FEET REST.
SOMEONE TOLD OUR SPONSOR TO MOVE HIS PERFECT STREET VIPER, NEXT THING YOU KNOW. HE SAYS NEXT YEAR PUT THAT GUY ON THE TRAILER EVERY RACE. HERE IS A CHECK.
ALL THE CREW HAS BEEN PUTTING IN OVER TIME, TAKING STUFF WITH THEM CLEANING & TRIMING THE FAT.
FINE DETAIL BY, LYNN HALVERSON & CHRIS
RIGHT SIDE VIEW OF THE WALL. LYNN IS UNSURPASSED BY ANYONE.
THIS IS THE TITANIUM FIREWALL, IN ITS FINAL STAGES.
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE WALL