PARacingOnline.com's Project Street Stock Has Begun!
- Updated January 18th, 2010

In 2003, we brought you Project American Flyer, where we converted a 1989 Chevrolet Cavailer into a four cylinder racecar that I eventually raced at Motordrome Speedway in Smithton, PA. The project took just under ten weeks and showed our visitors the ups and downs of how someone with very little mechanical knowledge, and a lot of help, was able to build a racecar, and go racing. Flash-forward a little more than six years to November of 2009. After a few years out of the sport, we have come back with a new website, new ideas, new helpers, and a new project. Over the next several months, we will be bringing you Project Street Stock, where we will convert the chassis you see in these pictures, into a Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS that will be raced in the Street Stock division at Motordrome Speedway. Our goal for this project is to build a safe, competitive racecar, while giving you an inside look at how a grassroots motorsports team is built.

Introduction | Week Two | Week Three

Technical Articles

Project Updates

Project Street Stock Week Two
(Nov 20, 2009)
- This week we began working on the car and made some progress on the front brakes.

Project Street Stock Introduction (2009/2010)
- Check out our latest project, a Monte Carlo SS Street Stock that will be raced at Motordrome Speedway in Smithton, PA.

Project American Flyer (2003)
- Built to race at Motordrome Speedway in Smithon, PA. This is the project that started it all.