Ringbrothers, the Wisconsin builder of show-stopping muscle vehicles, is headed to the 2023 SEMA present later this month with three new creations.

The builds are based mostly on a 1969 Dodge Charger, a 1965 Ford Mustang convertible, and a 1961 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II, and can little question show the varied talents of Jim and Mike Ring and the remainder of the group at Ringbrothers.

Teaser sketches launched this week reveal little of the builds, however just a few particulars have been confirmed by the corporate.

The Charger, often known as Tusk, is coming with a heady 1,000 hp due to Stellantis’ supercharged 7.0-liter V-8 crate engine often known as the Hellephant. Every part is customized within the construct, together with a lengthened wheelbase, prolonged rockers and fenders, and engine mounting 2.5 inches farther again than inventory.

Ringbrothers Uncaged 1965 Ford Mustang convertible

The Mustang convertible is dubbed Uncaged, and is a follow-up to the customized Mustang often known as Caged that was proven eventually 12 months’s SEMA present. The construct includes a distinctive wide-body design for the traditional Mustang, together with trendy touches together with the chassis and powertrain. Ringbrothers stated each panel on the automobile has been personalized to swimsuit the wide-body design that provides about an inch to every facet.

Ringbrothers expects the customized Rolls-Royce to be the standout construct. Often called Paramount, the construct dials up the posh issue whereas additionally including critical efficiency, together with a 640-hp powertrain. Ringbrothers has additionally put in its personal tackle Rolls-Royce’s present Starlight Headliner, which makes use of fiber-optic lighting embedded within the headliner to create the sensation of an evening sky contained in the cabin.

Ringbrothers Paramount 1961 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II

The present vehicles signify greater than 10,000 mixed construct hours, Ringbrothers stated.

This 12 months’s SEMA present is scheduled to run from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3 on the Las Vegas Conference Heart.