Chip Foose has become a name synonymous with automotive artistry, creating some of the most beautiful and unique custom cars ...

Foose Does it Again with 1965 Chevy Impala by Winning 2015 Ridler. ... Onto one of the many sheetmetal mods: The rear wheel wells are raised 2 inches and pull forward 7 inches.

Shaq's 1964 Impala Gets the Chip Foose Treatment. ... Stopper" McIlvaine come in as a fitment double to see where they would need to position the driver seat and steering wheel.

Foose's fourth Ridler-winning build started with owner Don Voth's desire to drive a 1965 Chevrolet Impala SS that handled and performed like a C6 Corvette.. He managed to meet Foose and pitched ...

Say hello to the 1965 Impala "Imposter", a project that took quite a while to complete and won the 2015 Ridler Award at the annual Autorama in Detroit, Chip's 4th. The car belongs to Don and Elma ...

Despite spending three days on the floor of 2015 Detroit Autorama, we never snapped a clear photo of the winner of the coveted Ridler Award -- a 1965 Chevrolet Impala belonging to Don and Elma ...

Foose and his team at Huntington Beach, California-based Foose Design took the '65 Impala and harvested parts from it to create a smaller and shorter version on a Corvette frame.

An ‘Imposter’ has been named the world’s hottest hot rod, but there's no funny business going on. Custom car builder Chip Foose took home the Ridler Award for best in show at the 2015 ...

Chip Foose is an icon in the world of customized automobiles. With 30 years in business and a double-armful of awards to show for it, we asked Foose to reflect on where he’s been and where he ...

Foose Does it Again with 1965 Chevy Impala by Winning 2015 Ridler. ... Onto one of the many sheetmetal mods: The rear wheel wells are raised 2 inches and pull forward 7 inches.