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Check Out Grady Maynard’s Awesome Supercharged Camaro

Check Out Grady Maynard's Awesome Supercharged Camaro

Two of the biggest groups within the car enthusiast world are those who build show cars, and those who like to make their ride go as fast as possible. Well, Grady Maynard wanted to build a car that lived in both of these worlds. Grady, with help from his brother Sam, have built a 1991 Camaro that truly is equal parts show and go.

If you ask Grady how he got into cars he will place the blame squarely on his brother Sam. Thanks to Sam, Grady was always around fast cars and racing. Cars were something the brothers bonded over and it has never really gone away for either of them.

“Sam instilled a passion for cars in me at a young age. He would always pick me up from school in one of his fast cars. He took me under his wing and taught me everything he could about cars and how they worked. To this day, we still go to things like Cars and Coffee, Good Guys events, and races together,” Grady explains.

Racing was something that Grady naturally gravitated towards thanks to his fascination with cars. It fueled his desire to build unique cars and try to make them go as fast as possible. Grady liked having street cars that looked good and made lots of horsepower. So, any build that Grady tackled had to have both of those attributes by the time he was finished. Over the years, Grady’s projects have included Chevelles, El Caminos, Novas, and several other vehicles.

Well, Grady decided he wanted to start a family. So, he had to take a break from cars and racing for a period of time. But, you know that it’s really hard to cure the need for horsepower, so when the funds were available Grady started the search for another fun car.

Grady was on the lookout for a Pro Street style of car and found this 1991 Camaro for sale online. It checked every box, but it was a basket case and needed to be put back together.

“The guy that originally owned the Camaro passed away after he had a lot done to the car. The gentleman I acquired the Camaro from had started to put it back together, but it still needed to have a lot of work finished up. But, all of the parts were there and it was the perfect start for what I wanted to do,” Grady states.

The Camaro came with binders of receipts and other documentation that covered what was done to the car. That made it easier for Grady to finish building the Camaro since he knew exactly what was done, and how it was done. This also made it easier for Grady to push the build quality even higher since he had a solid foundation to…

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