Turbonetics Does It Bubba Style

JUPITER, FL – April 30, 2017 – Picture a father/son car building team who are so successful that their cars have been featured in so many movies and TV shows that they have lost count; who hosted a six-season Silver Telly award-winning TV show, “Hot Rod Reality;” who are currently featured on Velocity’s “South Beach Classics” with the pro-touring 1957 Thunderbird they built for the 1978 World Series Most Valuable Player, Yankee baseball icon Bucky Dent; who are the current hosts of the #1-rated, internationally syndicated, motorsports podcast, “Doin’ It Bubba Style,” as heard on Blog Talk Radio’s - Bubba’s Motorsports Network, which is also the only motorsports podcast live-streamed in 4K technology; who also are the hosts of the daily live-stream show from 11 to 11:20 am Mon to Fri that is the only daily live stream in the industry and happens to be filmed in 4K technology from their Jupiter facility and can be seen on their Bubba’s Exotic Motorsports Facebook page. Got the picture? You are picturing Tom and Bubba Lloyd.

Tom and Bubba have been leading the way in building the best cars, trucks, and motorcycles since they opened their doors when Bubba was only 14, back in 2004. Today, Bubba is regarded as one of the best designers in the world.

This year, they are once again teaming with Turbonetics, the foremost name in turbochargers, to build a concept Camaro capable of producing tremendous horsepower, while retaining most of the originality of its power train. As with their First-Edition Bubba Turbonetics Camaro, the Second-Edition Bubba Turbonetics Schumacher Camaro must be 50-state street legal, emission-compliant, and must complete a 1,200-mile endurance test.

According to Reggie Wynn at Turbonetics, the platform designed and implemented by Bubba for the LS engine is so popular they cannot keep it in stock. Now, it is time to do it again. The designs for the Second-Edition Bubba Turbonetics Schumacher Camaro are underway. Follow the process here at InJupiter and at their Jupiter shop open Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm located at 506 Commerce Way.

If you drop by their state-of-the-art facility (open to the public for tours), be sure to see the remaining pieces from the Burt Reynolds Museum that Tom and Bubba salvaged on the eve of its destruction, which are on display at Bubba’s as a tribute to Mr. Reynolds.  Among the memorabilia are Mr. Reynolds’ chair back from the film, “Burn Notice,” and a signed Trans Am from The Bandit himself.

Tune in to Blog Talk Radio’s Bubba’s Motorsports Network every Saturday morning from 9 to 10 am EST or visit their Facebook page at Bubbas Exotic Motorsports as Tom and Bubba broadcast in 4K technology from their on-site state-of-the-art studio. And be sure to catch “Doin’ It Bubba Style,” a live daily stream from 11 to 11:20 Monday to Friday on their Facebook page as well.  You can also always catch them on YouTube at Bubba’s Motorsports Network. They are sure to talk about the Turbonetics Camaro project, as well as other cool on-going projects, and always talk about The Bandit himself, Mr. Burt Reynolds.  •