Chezoom

Owner: Scotty Gray

Chezoom is a favorite of many Boyd Coddington fans, and it has even been replicated in miniature by Mattel and Testors. Based on a '57 Chevrolet Bel Air, the car took one year to complete and debuted at the 1992 SEMA show in Las Vegas.

Only 10 percent of Chezoom's body retains any of the metal from the original '57 Chevy. The front fenders and hood are handmade, while other parts were donated from numerous other makes and models of cars to complete the swoopy design. It is painted with a House of Kolors blue pearl.

The body sits atop a custom-built, mild steel, rectangular-tube chassis that features front and rear Corvette suspension. Chezoom rolls on a set of 17-inch Boyd Coddington wheels mounted on Goodyear Eagle SC tires.

Under the hood lies a '92 Corvette LT1 backed by a 700R4 transmission. The cockpit itself is covered in gray leather and wool with matching tweed carpet on the floor. Other amenities include a Kenwood sound system, VDO gauges and a Boyd Coddington steering wheel.