dubbed the ‘G-code’, ringbrother’s chervolet ‘camaro’ is a bespoke, 1,000 horsepower iteration of the classic car from 1969. every part is customized including the bumpers and the grille, while the hood is crafted using hand-laid carbon fiber. to highlight its body work, it was painted in a custom hue named ‘blue print’.


all images © ring brothers

 

 

beneath ringbrother’s project ‘G-code’s’ hood sits a ‘LS3’ motor from chevrolet, beefed up with a whipper supercharger to increase its output up to 1,000 hp. all of its ponies are then sent through a bowler ‘tremec’ six-speed transmission and a centerforce clutch. exhaust is expelled through a set of custom headers designed in-house and then into a bespoke flowmaster stainless steel exhaust system.

 

 

but this 1969 custom muscle car isn’t all about straight-line speed. to make sure it was equally as adept at cornering, the wisconsin-based garage used a detroit speed full-suspension setup featuring a hydro-form front clip and quadra-link rear with afco shocks on all four corners. the ringbrothers collaborated with HRE performance wheels in california to design a custom set of forged wheels, inspired by the iroc-z camaro wheels from the 1980s.

 

 

the cabin of the first generation camaro was carefully designed with driver comfort in mind. the ‘G-code’s’ brown leather interior upholstery was custom crafted by upholstery unlimited and is kept at the perfect temperature with a vintage air climate control system.

martin hislop I designboom
oct 05, 2017

  • This is like putting a fancy hat and fine leather shoes on a favorite pig. If these guys are so talented, let them design a new car not gloss something that is historically popular with a certain aging demographic.

    Jim

    JimCan says:
    Oct 06, 2017
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