Installed ACS Composite Rear Fascia Extensions and XL Rock Guards.įitting the final piece of the Z06 Widebody. Pulling out the C7 Waterfall Storage Compartment prior to paint Note the ZR1 hood in the back! Something all us Corvette owners can relate to.
Glen mentions how he turns up his father's favorite music while driving the Corvette to honor him. During the design process with Chip, Max tells us how his grandfather, Glen's father, always dreamed about a owning a Corvette, but regrettably passed away before seeing the Corvette. Max, Glen's son, orchestrated this build and submitted it to the Overhaulin' team. Here's a list of ACS Composite parts on Glen's 2014 Overhauled Corvette Stingray:Ĭhevy Corvette's always have such significance in families that share a passion for Corvette's, and Glen's family is no exception to this rule.
While we gave the Foose Design team plenty of suggestions and recommendations on what most Corvette Stingray owners go for: Z06 Front Splitter & Z06 Side Skirtsultimately they were thinking bigger and more unique. It's not every day we can humble brag and say Chip Foose chose you, so here we are: Chip Foose Chooses ACS Composite. When we got the call to be a part of this project we were ecstatic to hear that when Overhaulin' thought of Corvette modification they thought of ACS Composite. Now, the producers may have thought that was a clever title, but wait until you see the final result and you'll know why they really called this episode, "The Knock Out Vette". Season 10, Episode 1 of Overhaulin on Motortrend starts out with a bang when Chris Jacobs takes a sucker punch from Glen, the Overhaul-ee, after watching Jacobs smash a guitar through his 2014 Corvette Stingray's windshield! Corvette owner or not that will get any one's blood boiling! No Chip on Our Shoulder! Overhaulin's Chip Foose Chooses ACS Composite for, "The Knock Out Vette" Episode
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