I hope everybody is ready for the weekend. I figured I’d hit you off with links to a few sweet tuned Camaros I’ve either recently come across or can’t get off my mind. Hopefully at least a few of you will be hitting events between now and Sunday where you’ll get to see some custom muscle in person. I’m sure a couple of you are lucky enough to be working on your own project cars. Maybe one of you will spend the weekend playing with Legos (check the bottom link and you’ll get my drift). Enjoy the following!:

• Grunewald’s Drift Camaro SS (video)
• Tjin Edition Roadshow Camaro
• Lingenfelter Tuned Camaro SS
• 2010 Hennessey HPE700 Camaro

I Guess these might be considered sweet, but I wouldn’t exactly describe them as sweet, tuned Camaros!:

• Phoenix Trans-Am?
• Lifted 4×4 Camaro
• LEGO Camaro

Enjoy the weekend gearheads!

Attention all California fans of custom automobiles! If you’re a lover of hot rods, vintage roadsters, or classic muscle cars, you may already be aware of Assembly Bill 1740, which would eliminate a 500 “kit-car” limit on annual registrations of specialty constructed vehicles. If this is the first time you’re hearing of this proposed law change, you should question you’re status as a gearhead (just kidding, sort of). Either way, chances are that if you’re reading this post, you’d support AB 1740. This change would undoubtedly be very significant to professional builders, but would also impact weekend amateurs. Even if you’re not a resident of California, if you feel a deep connection to unique automotive beauties, and you’d rather see them in action than collecting dust, you might want to follow Goodguys’ lead and help spread the word about the bill.

Read the Goodguys article in full.