1967 Chevrolet Camaro-Restomod

This phenomenal car has had a complete rotisserie renovation. To create this vehicle from scratch would cost $160,000+. There has been no expense spared while completing this car. A small list of the components on this car is as follows...
GM 6.2L L92 Crate EngineKenne Bell SuperchargerMast Black Label headsMast camshaftMast EFI controllerWegner Accessory drive kit
Tremec 6 speed manual transmissionInland Empire aluminum driveshaftRidetech four-link suspensionSpeedtech subframeQA1 coiloversMoser 12 bolt rear end with Trutrac (3.42 gears)Willwood six-piston 13" brakesDSE minitubsFiske Profil 5S Wheels 18"x12" (R) 18"x8" (F)
Interior by Recover Room Hotrod InteriorsMarquez dash and door panelsISIS wiring systemAutometer gaugesIdidit steering columnNurelics power windowsVintage airClassic Industries auto glassSoftseal weatherstripping
Spaghetti Engineering LED taillightsRick's Hot Rods fuel tankCustom grilleRing Brothers hood hingeHalogen headlights with integrated turn signalsPower door locksViper push button start and it bluetooths with your phone, which locks and unlocks the doors. It could also start it, but because it's a manual, you would have to disconnect the safety protocols.
This car is FAST. The supercharger is pushing less than 6 psi and it still has 543 HP at the rear wheels. That's 660 at the crank. A stock LS3 can take up to 12 psi. The car has 345's on the rear and it will roast them if you so desire.
This car gets ALL KINDS OF ATTENTION. I never entered it at any of the car shows for the actual competition, but I've taken it to a few. It was constantly surrounded by people taking pics. I had more than a few say it was their favorite car at the show. These were shows with 2500 cars. I have had people take video of it going down the road.
It comes with a new set of rear tires and a very soft car cover.
This car is amazing to look at and is just as fast as it looks. 99% of this car is new. This is a one of a kind vehicle that few people ever see, much less own.
If you have questions or need more photos, let me know.