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A look back at the milestones that defined Speedmaster's 2017 - from a ninth SEMA Global Media Award to the introduction of El Rayo, the Daytona Blackbird, and the Speedmaster Tools app.

Speedmaster's Project Blackbird - a Daytona Coupe built in six weeks using in-house components - debuted at the 2017 SEMA Show and earned a Global Media Award from the SEMA New Products Committee.

ReinCarNation Magazine covers Speedmaster's Project Blackbird - a 347ci Daytona Coupe assembled in six weeks and debuted at the 2017 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Project Blackbird is a Daytona Coupe assembled in six weeks using Speedmaster-engineered components, debuting at the 2017 SEMA Show in Las Vegas and earning a Global Media Award.

Part Four of the Project Blackbird build thread brings the custom Daytona Coupe closer to completion, with the car reaching its most advanced stage of assembly.

Part Three of the Project Blackbird build thread documents continued progress on the custom Daytona Coupe, with the car moving deeper into assembly and component integration.

With SEMA days away, Jay Verduzco and Gerald Lair pushed the Speedmaster Daytona Coupe toward completion - a build that signals the company's move into turnkey performance vehicles.

Project Blackbird Part Two picks up where the first installment left off, documenting the next stage of structural and body work on this custom Daytona Coupe build.

Project Blackbird begins. Part one of this build thread documents the early stages of a custom Daytona Coupe project, built with Speedmaster components from the ground up.

Speedmaster's first custom automobile - Project Blackbird, a Daytona Coupe - has arrived at the Rialto, California facility. The team has six weeks to complete the build ahead of SEMA 2017.