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October 12, 2010
Cherry Bomb’s Disturbing the Peace 1968 Camaro 8-71 Blown LS Install!
By Brian Lohnes
BangShift.com
Cherry Bomb ran an online poll for enthusiasts to decide what the company’s next project would be and the Camaro won out over a Mustang. In typical Cherry Bomb style, the car is going to be loud, fast, and pretty freakin’ slick lookin’. This isn’t just an exhaust upgrade, these guys are doing the Camaro from soup to nuts. Read more and see all the pics at BangShift.com
February 5, 2010
Cherry Bomb Reveals The Disturbing The Peace Project 1968 Camaro
By Brian Lohnes
BangShift.com
Our pals at Cherry Bomb have announced that their next project will be a cool 1968 Camaro. Cherry Bomb ran an online poll for enthusiasts to decide what the company’s next project would be and the Camaro won out over a Mustang. In typical Cherry Bomb style, the car is going to be loud, fast, and pretty freakin’ slick lookin’. Make no mistake about it, this isn’t just an exhaust upgrade, these guys are doing the Camaro from soup to nuts.
The car will be built by YearOne and will have a fusion of different styling eras. The motor, an LSx-based plant, will be topped with an 8-71 BDS blower. That’s mechanical retro-futurism at work if we’ve ever seen it.
We look forward to keeping tabs on this project. We’re going to pester the dudes at Cherry Bomb to slip us build photos under the shop door as progress begins. Read the full release from Cherry Bomb after the jump!
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November 4, 2009
Cherry Bomb D100 at SEMA
By Rob Einaudi
Editor-in-Chief
Cherry Bomb found this ’64 D100 in a barn near Atlanta and managed to score it for just $300. It now has a 528 Hemi with Keith Black heads mated to a 6 speed Tremec. More pics after jump!
September 29, 2009
Cherry Bomb's Disturbing the Peace Sweepstakes!
By John Coyle
Deputy Editor
Heads up, everybody! Cherry Bomb is giving away a bad-ass exhaust, and the deadline to enter is just a few weeks away. So make sure to head over to the contest landing page and fill out the entry form. Unfortunately, you have to been 18, and you have to live in the continental United States, because it seriously costs like a $1000 dollars to ship a t-shirt to, say, Canada. Sorry kids and overseas fans, really it’s nothing personal. For what its worth, I can’t win either. And remember, not only does Cherry Bomb make killer exhaust systems, they also have an awesome logo and one of the best slogans—”Disturbing the Peace Since 1968!”—of any company, anywhere, so if you only wind up a jacket or a t-shirt, it’ll still be cool. What are you waiting for? Go enter!
