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Recently updated on February 26, 2021 at 08:05 am
News from the so far completely unknown tuning team named "Roadster Shop ”based in Mundelein (Illinois / USA). At the last SEMA tuning show (took place from November 3rd to 6th, 2015) the tuner presented this crazy race car based on a 1970 Chevrolet Camaro which, in addition to an extreme wide body, of course also had a powerful portion of thrust from a 7.0l V8 engine from the Chevrolet Corvette C6 Z06 was fired.
Incidentally, we had the vehicle for you HERE already presented in a video, but at that time we had no further data. So once again we have tried to get a few details and pictures and have found what we are looking for. Ps. If you want to see more vehicles from Sema 2015, just click HERE!
(Photos: RoadsterShop)
These are the details known to us (the car stand up to the 06.11.2015 on the SEMA):
- Base: 1970 Chevrolet Camaro
- Vehicle was completely dismantled & rebuilt
- Name: Rampage
- Tires rear 335 / 30 ZR18
- 18 inch racing alloy wheels with gold yellow star
- extreme weight reduction
- 7.0l V8 from the Corvette C6 Z06
- 750 PS
- extreme Widebody kit (new front bumper with large front splitter, new bonnet with large air intakes, extremely widened fenders all around Liberty Walk style, extremely large rear spoiler, large diffuser, air scoop on the roof)
- Roll cage inside
- yellow headlights in front
- Racing equipment inside (racing seats, digital display, racing gearbox, sports steering wheel etc.)
- PFC brake system with slotted brake discs
Eventually, more information and new pictures or videos will come online soon. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put them online and inform you about them. Should the vehicle possibly even reach the production stage since you, of course, the first to experience that.
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