CORONET MODIFICATIONS:
-1972 Dodge Coronet: Stage 3 rust (for weight savings), wheels, one seat, a couple wires, fuel tank, manual transmission from a 90s Chevy pickup, oh, and a steering wheel, new rear trunk lid and rear window, Mustang brakes, purple paint, etc.
-CORONET HISTORY:
-The full history on this car would fill a book, so the short version is that a previous Lemons racing team was done working to keep it running, so it was donated to the new Team Coronautski, and prepped for more Lemons racing. After not competing for five years, the car had a great first outing in September 2017 at Carolina Motorsports Park, and earned the Lemons officials coveted "Hella Sweet!" recognition! Some on track testing in December 17 was followed by a 2nd Lemons endurance race at Barber Motorsports Park in February 18. With an epic head gasket change and other repairs after racing on day 1, the Coronet was back on track and completed all of day 2 racing thanks to huge Team Coronautski effort late into the night!
-For their second Lemons Race, Team Coronautski was at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama early in 2018, and after more work on the car and improving their pit stop times, moved up to a 4th place in Class C. The team returned to Lemons racing at the Fall CMP event in South Carolina in September where they took their first class C win!
-The Coronet returned to Lemons action at the spring 2024 CMP race, and was mentioned in the official Lemons video too, along with footage of Brian driving during all the award introductions at the end of the video.
2009 Porsche Cayman
CAYMAN HISTORY:
CAYMAN MODIFICATIONS:
Currently we have lightweight 18-inch O.Z. wheels and Michelin tires on this car, currently on ATE brake pads for daily, and Ferodo DS2500 compounds on the track. Backup 17 inch Porsche wheels are wearing some all season Cooper tires. With the OZ wheels we also replaced the old lug nuts since they were rusty, and changed to wheel studs to make wheel changes easier. Now with over four years of autocross events, and multiple track weekends, we are loving this car! We've installed new spark plugs, done oil changes, air filters, brake fluid, done an oil analysis, as well as some other maintenance items, but overall, it's running strong in stock condition. This is the first car I've ever given a name, so say hello to "Ruby."
1936 Bugatti
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