Wow...that's just nuts! Must be nice to have money to burn.

Ng

 

It is cool, but it is not really an HHR-it has leaf springs in the back and sits on a chassis. It is a hot rod that has an HHR body on it (just like the monster trucks).

 

It looks like an HHR, smells like an HHR, but that ain't no HHR!!!

TomR

 

No Matter If You Like It Or Not You have To Give The Guy Huge Amounts Of Respect For The Amazing Fab Work. I Have Built My Share Of Hot Rods And Customs, In The Middle Of Frame Laying 53 Chev Right Now, And If You Look Close At The Pictures The Fab Work Is Amazing, And Well Planned Out!!!!!!!
Two Thimbs Way Up For The Fab Work And The Balls To Cut **** Up!!!!!
Very Nice Work!!! -Check Out My Builds www.myspace.com/jaybudget

 

It does look similar to the V8 HHRs from the buildoff, and I predict there will be more to come.
Wish there was a good shot of the exhaust though, Id like to see that.
It took me a while to figure out pic #13 was looking up at the firewall and through the tranny tunnel.

 

I Almost Wish Chevy Made ' Em That Way. At Least The Rear Wheel Drive, Then They Would Have Stronger Trannies In Them.

 

Please dont get me wrong on my comment. It is a beautiful job and took a tremondous amount of work to accomplish. But----it is not really a modified HHR. Unless you consider a Winston Cup stock car to be like whatever model it is advertised to be.

 

Looks like a good weekend project


Wow, hat's off to the guy

 

That's like the "holy grail" of HHR's. I'd love to have that on the local drag strip...a total "sleeper" Well done gearheads.

 

that is killer dudes, i think year one or someone needs to develop a kit for the swap. I know its in our plans now and the HHR is soon to be parked for a while to get the swap done.