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Time Machines is a shop in Hudson, FL that began by swapping late-model drivelines into hot rods and musclecars.   Over the years, Mike Staveski and team have built some of the most memorable customs in recent years, including  the GM Design winner of the 2005 SEMA show, the Baldwin Motion SuperCoupe.   This year, they're building several cars for SEMA including 1969 Camaro and Cuda ragtops from their upcoming Modern Muscle car line, and the rolling chassis for an upcoming Hemi powered'33 Plymouth street rod.

Some samples of Time Machines cars work...

Baldwin-Motion SuperCoupe



Some other cars Time Machines has built...

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This audio interview is approx. 15 minutes long.

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We'll shoot the cars Mike talked about at SEMA.. in the mean time,

feel free to post questions or comments for Mike here!

- KO

Update from Mike...

"Kevin

Here are my teaser shots - The first one is rear suspension of the Camaro-all C-5 vette.  It will be in American Autowire display.

The second one is the all-aluminum hemi engine by HP Performance for the cuda.  HP has its very own block and heads.  It will be in Grant Products display.

The last one is pretty self explanatory..

Time to get back to work,
Mike"

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Mike Staveski and the crew at Time Machines have created a full lineup of "Modern Muscle" cars - a 1969 Camaro, a 1969 Mustang, and this 1971 'Cuda convertible.   They all emply new technology in an original themed envelope with upgraded performance features throughout.   Mike Staveski takes us through the 'Cuda at the 2007 SEMA show.

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