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Ringbrothers Reveals 3 V-8 SEMA Builds, Including a Rolls-Royce

By Matthew Lynch
January 15, 2024
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Ringbrothers, the renowned custom car builder known for producing jaw-dropping automotive creations, has pulled the wraps off of three stunning V-8 builds at this year’s SEMA show. The lineup comprises of an extraordinary Rolls-Royce, a powerful Chevrolet K5 Blazer, and a dazzling Ford Mustang. The builds showcase the company’s ability to work with a wide variety of vehicles while applying its signature blend of style and performance.

The most eye-catching offering among the three is undoubtedly the bespoke Rolls-Royce build. This opulent British luxury car has been transformed into a masterpiece that perfectly fuses modern engineering with classic style. Under the hood lies a 6.2-liter V-8 engine known as ‘LS3,’ delivering raw power alongside buttery smooth torque delivery. The exterior is finished in a deep, lustrous black paint that exudes elegance and complements the car’s heritage.

Next up is the resto-modded Chevrolet K5 Blazer, which sports an aggressive lift and large off-road tires to tackle rugged terrain without breaking a sweat. Gone is the original power plant, replaced with a potent GM 376 cubic-inch LS3 Crate Engine that churns out 430 horsepower. Complemented by Fox Racing shocks and striking custom wheels, this Blazer proves that it’s more than just a showpiece.

Lastly, the Ringbrothers Ford Mustang is something to behold for American muscle car fans. They call it ‘UNKL,’ displaying an homage to the rich history of Mustangs that preceded it. Powered by a Whipple supercharged Wegner Motorsports 490ci V-8 engine producing 700 horsepower, UNKL boasts both stunning performance and aggressive aesthetic to satiate any enthusiast’s desires.

Each vehicle in this spectacular trio exemplifies the passion and craftsmanship that Ringbrothers pours into every project. From the majestic Rolls-Royce to the rugged K5 Blazer and the all-out muscle of the Ford Mustang, these SEMA builds offer a little something for every automotive aficionado. The world eagerly awaits what Ringbrothers has in store for next year’s event, as they continue to elevate the custom car scene to new heights.

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