1969 Chevrolet Camaro Pro Touring

There are some exceptional build projects that take the subject car to a whole other level in terms of performance, appearance, and refinement.  This is such a car. It’s a maximum effort frame-off rotisserie pro touring build. A high-end look and feel permeates the car. The engine is a big 582 cubic inch naturally aspirated masterpiece.  The report card from the dyno room shows 773 horsepower and a stump-pulling 713 lb/ft of torque. When you start this beast, it sounds like your heading to the staging lanes for Super Stock eliminator.  Like a Super Stocker, this Camaro rocks a 16 volt electrical system to assure strong starts and thorough ignition for the high compression 582. The battery’s in the trunk too. For strength and control, a blueprinted Tremec Tranzilla 6-speed manual was called into service.  Superior handling comes thanks to the Detroit Speed suspension. The interior blends extreme performance and luxury features, starting with sumptuous custom alcantara suede and leather with Recaro seats. A 6-point roll cage keeps you safe and legal for sanctioned events. The car appeared on TV’s FantomWorks in July of 2016, and won the Rock Auto Restoration Award.