rides
The Street Beast
1970 Monte Carlo custom built by Bobs ProFab Shop. Powered by 2- 728 Morgan and Sons BBC topped with a Custom VED billet intake plumbed with 4 Monte Smith Nitrous kits in street trim. For the NoPrep stuff we drop in a Sonny’s Racing Engines 959 full of 5 Nitrous Outlet kits. Both combos controlled by a Haltech engine management system and backed by a Rossler T400 3 speed trans, Neal Chance converter, Driveline Dynamics carbon shaft, a custom built Mickeys Chassis Works floater diff housing stuffed with a Nitro Gear and Axle Billet 3rd member. Surrounded by custom Penske Racing Shocks, Weld Wheels, Hoosier rears and Moroso front tires.
Daily Driver
1987 Monte Carlo SS. 427 LS3 engine topped with a F1X Procharger, Nitrous Outlet plate, Pro Meth meth injection, controlled by a Haltech Elite 2500T box. Backed by a Mr Wendells T400 trans, Neal Chance converter, and a Quick Performance diff and gear assembly. Custom Penske Racing shocks on all 4 corners.
Heavy Metal
Meet Heavy Metal. She is a 1972 Monte Carlo. She may have came from the country but soon she will be rocking the no prep stage.
miss HarloW
This is sexy Miss Harlow, and she is Doc’s wife’s car. This beautiful ’16 ATS-V looks sweet, but she’s definitely spicy under the hood.
Haulin' ass
This nice 2020 Ford F250 will literally be haulin’ ass to race night. Doc takes this truck to and from every race night. Keep your eyes glued to the TV because you might see this truck in the background.
The Work Truck
This is Doc’s work truck. Known to his family as “The Blue Truck”. She is one mean sounding ’06 Chevy. If you catch Doc driving around his hometown, Moore Oklahoma, you will most likely see him in this truck.
RV
Here is Doc’s home away from home, or the ‘not so’ bachelor pad. If you catch yourself wondering “hmm, whats in the fridge?” We can tell you there is no alcohol, but a nice collection of Rock Star energy drinks and Swiss Cheese. This marvelous rig is what Doc travels in from state to state to see all of his amazing fans.
The Big Tow
Meet The Big Tow. She is a 2013 Smart Car. You will see this beauty pushing the Street Beast to and from the track. She is 5 feet tall and 8 feet long and fits nice and snug in the front of the trailer. When she is not being used as a ‘big tow’, Doc likes to drive her around town. You might see this small beauty at you local Taco Bell drive thru.
