STREET OUTLAWS Big Chief unveils new car Crowmod, Daddy Dave unveils Goliath 2.0

Ever since their recent accidents totaled their former custom racers, Street Outlaws stars Justin “Big Chief” Shearer and “Daddy Dave” Comstock have been teasing their new rides–and, earlier today, both were revealed at the Performance Racing Industry show in Indianapolis.

First up, we have Big Chief’s replacement for his Pontiac LeMans, known as The Crow, which he was affectionately calling The Crow 2.0. He has since changed the name of his new promod to The Crowmod, for obvious reasons.

Here’s the sexy beast Crowmodeling on the PRI runway in the Weld Racing booth:

And here’s a video of the unveiling with Big Chief:

Another video and more photos:

 

 

Not to be outdone, Big Chief’s Street Outlaws co-star Daddy Dave Comstock was also in attendance at PRI with a new ride to unveil, replacing his car known as Goliath. I present to you: Goliath 2.0!

“I cant stop looking at this thing!” Daddy Dave wrote on Facebook, as he shared the photo above. “All the hard work and sacrifices make sense now! So what do y’all think of the new Goliath??? We will be at QA1 Motorsports til closing on Saturday, come see it.”

Speaking of all the hard work, Daddy Dave has been sharing the build progress on Goliath 2.0 on Facebook. In addition to numerous photos along the way, he recently shared this amazing time lapse video:

And here’s a video of the first time Goliath 2.0 was fired up:

 

Here are some more photos from along the way, including some information about Goliath 2.0:

 

 

 

 

AMAZING! These cars are so sexy they need their own Instagram pages where they share racy photos everyday like Kylie and Kendall. Actually, Discovery might consider changing the name of the show from Street Outlaws to Keeping Up With the Car Dashians. [CUE: RIMSHOT]

A big thanks to Big Chief and Daddy Dave for being so generous with their fans and sharing all of these photos and videos! We can’t wait to see The Crowmod and Goliath 2.0 in action!

 

UPDATE – I found a video of the actual unveiling of Goliath 2.0, plus more photos: