Drop Top Customs bringing Camaro convertible to SEMA

The convertible version of the new Camaro has been an on again, off again affair that appears to be on again. While we wait on GM to decide what exactly it wants to do, Drop Top Customs will be showing off the car you see here, a Camaro SS convertible.

Drop Top is the same company that brought you their own Dodge Challenger convertible, and they've done basically the same thing to this Camaro. If you want one done yourself, they'll charge you a cool $18,000.

2010 Saleen S281 Mustang is a tease

Saleen Performance Vehicles is getting ready to introduce their latest 2010 based Mustang, the S281, at SEMA in Las Vegas. And like many vehicles lately, they just can't wait to show it to the public. These three teaser images give us something to chew on until the car makes it's official debut next month. Stay tuned for more!

The Cheetah returns, Cobra has some competition!

The 1964 Cheetah was designed by Don Edmunds, and marketed by Bill Thomas to be a direct competitor in the lightweight muscle car segment. Unfortunately it was not to be, as a fire at the factory that was assembling the cars ended production after only 23 cars were built.

But now the Cheetah will live on, thanks to an Arizona company called Cheetah Continuation Turnkey Collectibles. Prices start at $88,500, which includes a space frame chassis with fully independent suspension, a 350 cubic-inch Chevy V8 with dual quads mated up to a Muncie M-20 four-speed transmission and a hand-laid fiberglass body built to the same specifications as the original car.