1971 CHEVROLET CAMARO CUSTOM COUPE

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Nicknamed “Brute Force,” this is a premier Pro-Touring car that has not only been featured in Popular Hot Rod and Car Craft, but has also been filmed at OUSCI. The Camaro won Best of Show at Holley LS Fest and Lingenfelter Performance Nationals, and was a Steel City 6 (Top 6 cars of the show) at the Pittsburgh Autorama. This is a complete, rotisserie rebuild with no bolt left untouched. The Mast Motorsports LS7 motor is bolted to a Tremec, T56 Magnum 6-speed manual transmission. The stock

suspension was replaced with Detroit Speed's hydroformed subframe with tubular control arms. The rear suspension is Detroit Speed's quadralink. The car rides on Forgeline rims, and Detroit Speed rear mini-tubs and custom inner fenders were added to allow for the tires. Baer 6S 6-piston brakes and 14” rotors give it stopping power. Every panel on the car has been modified. The roof was made to resemble that of a 2010 Camaro. The nose was custom-made with a billet aluminum grille and custom-fabricated bumpers. The hood was smoothed on the bottom and heat extractors were added. Side vents were added, along with rear brake ducts. Late-model door handles replace the factory version. The trunk was modified to hide the rear trunk line, and a custom one-off spoiler was built for the car. The tail panel was reshaped in order to eliminate the factory bumper and create a more modern feel. A lower valance with exhaust tips was also custom-made for the car. The fuel fill is a one-off billet aluminum piece, and the front windshield and rear window have been flush-mounted. Awards are not included in the sale.