Concept One has a project car of our own, a 1969 El Camino whose original owner is the uncle of our co-owners, Kevin and Randy Redd. As time allows, and you know there is never enough of that, we’ve been slowly rebuilding this El Camino in our back room. Check this blog for past posts about the El Camino. Progress is being made and it’s rolling. Here are few pictures we took the other day. Hopefully we’ll have another update real soon.

We were excited to be a sponsor of the 24th annual Auto Crusade Car Show in Cumming, Georgia on August 25 and 26. There were so many great cars there and we were happy to see so many Concept One Pulley Systems. We took a tons of pictures and videos of the show. Make sure to follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ConceptOnePulleys/ and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/concept_one_pulleys/ to see them all! Here is a little preview of a 57 Chevy owned by Danny Hansard. We interviewed Danny and will tell you all about this unique 57 in the new video coming soon.  

Here is a short video we shot of Darryl Redd and his 57 Chevy. Darryl is the father of Concept One Pulley Systems co-owners Kevin and Randy Redd. Concept One 57 Chevy  

Popular YouTuber ScottieD has been filming the “coolest cars on the web” as he travels across the country. ScottieD has filmed many cars with Concept One Pulleys on them over the years. Check out the latest one he filmed at the 2017 Bama Coast Cruise. 1955 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon Metal Brothers Hot Rods

The newest episode of Concept One’s Shop Talk looks at our new system designed specifically for Supercharged LS engines.The new drive, the Chevy LS Victory Kit for the Magnuson Heartbeat Supercharger is application specific for projects utilizing supercharger, alternator, A/C and power steering and fits LS3 engines as well as a variety of other engines as long as they have LS3/L92 Heads. This system was installed in a 1969 Camaro and we look at the advantages of this system in the new video. 69 Camaro Supercharger Video Watch Now…

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As you know, we’ve been following the progress of Darryl Redd’s 1969 Chevy Camaro. After an impressive Dyno test (see results: https://youtu.be/70sO2SQzKH0) it’s time to focus on the details which means wiring, hoses, headers and more.Here are a couple of pictures of the AC wiring harness which is getting connected to all the other wiring in the car, fuel lines, hoses and mid-length headers. He also got a new instrument cluster waiting to be installed as well. Check back for more updates.  

Following the introduction of the 8-rib Victory Series HD Pulley System in 2016, Concept One Pulley Systems is now introducing a new system designed specifically for Supercharged LS engines.The new drive, the Chevy LS Victory Kit for the Magnuson Heartbeat Supercharger is application specific for projects utilizing supercharger, alternator, A/C and power steering and fits LS3 engines as well as a variety of other engines as long as they have LS3/L92 Heads. Providing both convenience and diverse tuning options the new drive is compatible with most popular LS and aftermarket throttle bodies. C1 drives are extremely compact and eliminate A/C compressor cross member clearance issues. Perfect for the do-it-yourself builder and include all the components and hardware required for quick, hassle free,...

This month’s employee spotlight focuses on the founder of the company and co-owner Kevin Redd. Kevin, along with his brother Randy, grew up around cars his entire life working at his parents Amoco station washing windows and pumping gas before he could even drive. When Kevin started having ideas for parts of his own, he enrolled at Lanier Tech to study machining so he could learn to make his ideas a reality. To build capital, Kevin and Randy started by making racing parts for another company. While working with their Dad restoring cars, they saw the challenges of finding pulleys and brackets that would line up. They already had experience making pulleys and brackets for someone else and saw the need for...

Concept One was honored to be featured in the GeorgiaTrend Small Business Guide. Read the entire article on page 28 of the 2016/2017 issue.