Project 1964 Chevrolet Corvette “Decepttion” V10!

It's going to be a great number. Who has always been one Split window C2 Chevrolet Corvette as a Restomod with Lamborghini design features and a 5,2 liter V10 wanted to see, he should pursue the following project. Because for next but one SEMA Auto Show in 2023, this vehicle should become a reality. And first virtual animations (rendering) as well as a few videos on the channel of American Legends Builds on YouTube are already increasing the anticipation enormously. Among other things, the channel shows two videos from about a month ago that relentlessly reveal that the project vehicle is in miserable condition. Nevertheless, the scrap-ripe vehicle cost 28.000 US dollars and in the video the classic is also given the project name "Disappointment“ (translated means "deception"). We haven't quite understood why the name was then changed to “Decepttion” in the subsequent episodes. But that doesn't really matter either.

1964 Chevrolet Corvette "Decepttion"

But what is the plan? We can say that some people certainly want the plan "America sports car" purists not hear. We do! And worked it out alongside American Legends Builds or the team of Corruptt buildswho already the crazy Corrupted Ford Mustang with a Ferrari V8 engine.

And the people who dared to cram the Ferrari V8 into the body of the 1968 Mustang now have them C2 in sight. And that too should become an American-Italian community with a strong restomod allure. For this purpose, the old Corvette Coupé of the second generation from 1964 and the split rear window are to be completely rebuilt. Of course, the C2 is a real legend and because of this, such a conversion is also a bit dubious, on the other hand, not a restored vehicle is converted here, but a scrap-ripe.

And we are convinced that in reality it actually looks like what the pixel master did Karan Adivi on the computer then it can only be great. First and foremost, the "deception" already sees one time not like your average restomod project. And it shouldn't look like a modernized C2 either, the result should be a classic Corvette with ultra-modern ones Lamborghini components will. And the project is already in the initial phase. The Vette still looks pitiful, that 5,2 liter Lamborghini V10 but is already wrong and gives a first hope. Incidentally, you also plan for the engine Roadster Shop IRS Chassis with cantilever suspension system. You can see one on the vehicle front apron in the typical angular Lamborghini style including LED lights, there are corresponding ones side skirts and also the rear view with the big one diffuser as the central sport exhaust systeme is clearly from Lamborghini.

trendy LED light strip at the rear

There could even be a LED light strip give at the stern. Lots of little details like that Carbon mirror caps, the bonnet with the enlarged two air openings and of course the elegant one Painting, round off the look successfully. And of course we also expect a completely rebuilt Cabin. Here, too, there will probably be many components from Lamborghini. More details are missing so far! In any case, we are curious ... If we get more information about the changes, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed of this if you simply do ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!

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Project 1964 Chevrolet Corvette “Decepttion” V10!
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