Ever since the current Chevy Camaro hit the market last year, it conquered the hearts of pony aficionados around the world. We love the true reinterpretation of the iconic bad boy muscle car, and we are happy to report that it has now received a major visual transformation, becoming the FireBreather, Autoblog reports.
The U.S. film studio Exodus Pictures have appointed Novi Classic Design Concepts to build a bespoke version of the Camaro, named FireBreather. Amjal Ahmad, the man who wrote and directed the upcoming sci-fi movie Jinn, has turned his automotive fantasies into reality by drawing this incarnation of the Camaro which will star in the new film.
According to the aforementioned source, the FireBreather is actually a skin for the Camaro SS. However, the car connects to the road via a performance handling package developed by Elbach and caresses the tarmac through a set of Pirelli PZero Rosso tires. Under the hood, the 6.2 liter V8 is still the car’s best friend.
The monster is destined for limited production, so if you’re a Camaro collector, muscle car enthusiast or you just like the design, you can buy one of the 50 unique (with individual numbering) examples scheduled to be produced.
To do that, you’ll have to say goodbye to $60,000. We can already imagine how we’d feel watching Jinn at a drive-in theater, while doing a little burnout in a FireBreather (during the commercials break, of course).
The U.S. film studio Exodus Pictures have appointed Novi Classic Design Concepts to build a bespoke version of the Camaro, named FireBreather. Amjal Ahmad, the man who wrote and directed the upcoming sci-fi movie Jinn, has turned his automotive fantasies into reality by drawing this incarnation of the Camaro which will star in the new film.
According to the aforementioned source, the FireBreather is actually a skin for the Camaro SS. However, the car connects to the road via a performance handling package developed by Elbach and caresses the tarmac through a set of Pirelli PZero Rosso tires. Under the hood, the 6.2 liter V8 is still the car’s best friend.
The monster is destined for limited production, so if you’re a Camaro collector, muscle car enthusiast or you just like the design, you can buy one of the 50 unique (with individual numbering) examples scheduled to be produced.
To do that, you’ll have to say goodbye to $60,000. We can already imagine how we’d feel watching Jinn at a drive-in theater, while doing a little burnout in a FireBreather (during the commercials break, of course).