Experienced Mechanic Constructs Exceptionally Powerful Road Racecar Utilizing Cadillac, Lincoln, Camaro Components – Resulting In An Astonishing Result

In the small town of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, whenever Wes Creager drives his hot-red roadster to the Wood Shed Bar-B-Q on 7th Street or any diner in town, a crowd seems to magically gather around his fantastic car. Creager’s roadster has an intriguing blend of different car components, making it a true hybrid. With 50% Cadillac DNA, mixed with Camaro doors, Mazda pop-up lamps, and a GMC grille, the Creager Hybrid is undeniably a racecar.

Wherever Creager goes, his car becomes the center of attention, often sparking spontaneous car shows. When he takes his grandkids or great-grandkids for a ride in this low-riding convertible, the doors close smoothly, and the ride feels as smooth as silk. It handles like a dream and floats like a Cadillac.

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The Creager Hybrid is a unique creation born from Creager’s dream. It incorporates various car parts from different models, such as a 1970 Cadillac Eldorado for the hood and backend, a Chevy Malibu for the frame, and Lincoln Continental caps. But this roadster also reflects Creager himself, as it encompasses his lifelong desire to own a racecar.

One day, Creager received an unexpected call from a racecar driver offering him a car for free. This racecar, equipped with an 8.2-liter engine, became the foundation for the Creager Hybrid. With a background in carpentry and a passion for cars, Creager put his expertise to use in transforming the car. He utilized his carpenter’s tools in the hangar of his aircraft to build and customize the roadster.

The Creager Hybrid finally took shape in 1996, but its unique design initially drew laughter from some. However, the car went on to prove itself on the Indianapolis racetrack, impressing many in official car shows and gathering millions of views on the internet.

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Despite the fame and attention, Creager remains humble and enjoys watching the crowd’s admiration for his hot-red Cadi. He cherishes the moments cruising the highways of small-town Kentucky with his granddaughter. After losing his wife of 64 years, Creager settled in the area to be close to his family and dedicated the Creager Hybrid to her memory.

As he zooms down the road at high speeds, Creager experiences the joy of the wind holding his car down against the road’s surface. The Creager Hybrid effortlessly glides along the highway, a testament to Creager’s passion for cars and his remarkable creation.


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