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This article from Hot Rod magazine tells the story of Russell and Cavan Cameron, a father and son duo from Noblesville, Indiana, who collaborated on a unique hot rod project. They built a 1973 Pontiac Trans Am called "Hammerhead" from scratch, using their extensive knowledge and experience in motorsports engineering. The article provides details about the modifications made to the car, including the placement of the engine, suspension, and other components. The end result is a powerful and innovative vehicle that showcases the Camerons' skills and passion for hot rodding. They showcased Hammerhead at the SEMA show and plan to participate in time-attack-style events. [Extracted from the article] |
