If you remember the Fesler-Moss Camaro Competition Package we presented yesterday and you like it, today we presented a new limited edition created by Fesler-Moss. The price for the limited edition in $150,000 or $110,000 if you already own the car.
The exterior kit includes: a complete new front fascia and upper and lower billet grilles and a new rear bumper and side skirts, Fesler Branded Baer brakes 6 piston all the way around with 15-inch rotors, 22-inch Fesler FS-914 3 piece wheels and Continental tires, A full Pedders Race suspension with 30 point adj coil-overs, huge sway bars and body bushing kit.
But Fesler did not stop here, they have also worked under the hood: they removed the stock engine and replaced it with a LS9 supercharged V8 engine mated to a new transmission, drive line and axels, all new programming, air aid intake and a custom Fesler Branded B&B SS headers, cat back and exhaust system.
On the interior they have placed a huge JL Audio sound system and Dynamat to keep the car quiet. It comes standard in Fesler Moss white and orange, but there are also 27 colors to choose from.
Fesler-Moss is offering a new Competition Package for the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro. So if you own already a muscle car and want to adjust its look, you will have to pay another $50,000 for the package (or $90,000 with car included).
The Competition package includes: 22-inch tires all the way around, Fesler Branded Baer brakes 15-inch rotors all the way around with 6 piston calipers, Fesler Branded Billy Boat Stainless Steel exhaust system, Pedders USA adj coil over suspension, Magnuson super charger, Cold air intake system being designed, Hydro Carbon interior kit, everything blacked out.
Remember that story we ran a few days ago about Marine Colonel Doug Hurley’s dramatic entrance in a Chinook helicopter before driving out of it with the Chevrolet Camaro pace car?
Well, here’s the video of the former Endeavor space shuttle pilot’s unforgettable entrance at the NASCAR Dickies 500 race at the Texas Motor Speedway.
We have to say, if there’s anything more show-stopping than this, we don’t know what it is.
Marine Colonel Doug Hurley burst into national consciousness after piloting the Endeavour space shuttle, which if you don’t know is the fifth and final space-worthy NASA space shuttle ever to be built.
At the recent Dickies 500, Hurley decided to make another one of his grand entrances, where he attended the race by flying in using a Chinook helicopter. But apparently, that’s not enough for the Marine colonel. After landing the Chinook in the middle of the race track, he comes out of the chopper behind the wheel of a Chevy Camaro Pace Car.
There were a bevy of Chevrolet Camaros at the 2009 SEMA Show, however there was one particular pony car in the GM display that caught our eye, perhaps because of the lovely lady in the little black dress spread out on the black Camaro’s carbon fiber hood. Aside from the glamorous automotive accessory, the award winning Chevy makes the most of the lightweight wavy stuff for not only the hood, but for the trunk, fenders and ground effects as well. On the inside the front seat passengers sit snugly in a pair of carbon fiber backed racing buckets and get a little bit of visual variety thanks to the recovered door panels. Rounding out the modified black on black Camaro SS with a hint of carbon are a set of 20 inch BBS rims wrapped in sticky Hankook tires with a set of cross drilled Brembo big brakes hidden away inside. However the best part of this pony car is the Paxton supercharger under the hood, the only hint to the boosted V8 power plant is the oversized intercooler that smiles through the front bumper.
The one comment that every automotive enthusiast made when they would pass one of these modified 2010 Chevrolet Camaros at the 2009 SEMA Show is what kind of a bonehead move it was for GM to bring an end to Pontiac. The Firebird has always been a fan favorite for performance enthusiasts with its attractive styling, powerful engines and affordable price. Well have no fear because the screaming chicken is back, after all what is the automotive aftermarket for.
The American tuner Lingenfelter has prepared a 655 HP Trans-Am using one of American Specialty Cars conversion kits and a set of honeycomb wheels. Offering something for everyone, Smokey and the Bandit fans will appreciate the black and gold 2010 Pontiac adorned with a kit from Kevin Morgan that would even make Burt Reynolds shed a tear. Even though GM has officially ended our hopes for a new Firebird, enthusiasts can still build their own if they really want to.
While General Motors has not decided yet the official launch date of the Camaro Convertible, there are lots of tuners out there who are already offering a convertible version for the American muscle car.
And Newport Convertible Engineering is one of the tuners. The car has been on display at SEMA Show for those who wanted to see it, and for those who want to ride it the car is already available for ordering.
Except for the roof the car is pretty much a standard Camaro SS. It is also with about 100 lbs heavier, and can be offered with Forgiato cast-aluminum wheels — 22" in front and 24" in the rear.
We’ve already seen and heard so much about the line-up of Camaros Chevrolet brought with them to SEMA. From the 25th anniversary Hendricks Motorsport Camaro to the Havoc Camaro, Chevy really brought a smorgasbord of Camaros to satiate our wetting appetites for this car.
In this video, the designers for the four Camaros that were shown – the Synergy Camaro, the Camaro Chroma, the Camaro Dusk, and the Jay Leno Camaro – each took turns explaining the rationale behind their creations. It’s a fascinating watch so we highly recommend that you do exactly that.
No, it’s not just a guy’s rich imagination! It is in fact how the British version of the Chevrolet Camaro will look like! The car will be called Camaro VR and will debut in January 2010. If it’s bad or good, you decide!
Designed by the Danish design consultancy Hermann and Brandt, the VR Camaro features Lamborghini Reventon-style swollen nostrils and early ’70s wind-tunnel Trans-Am inspired ducktail spoiler. There are also re-sculpted bumpers, skirts and spoiler are made from carbon fibre and 22" wheels.
The VR Camaro will be powered by a new 6.2-litre V8 supercharged engine with a total output of 600 hp.
Chevrolet’s special edition Jay Leno Camaro was unquestionably one of the highlights of the SEMA auto show in Las Vegas and rightfully so. As one of the coolest cars to hit SEMA this year, the buzz surrounding the Jay Leno Camaro was more than justified thanks in part because of the added touches Chevrolet put on it. This includes a pair of Turbonetics T-3 turbochargers the 3.6L direct injected V-66 delivering a total of 425 hp, which if you don’t know, is around 40% more powerful than a standard Camaro LS or LT.
Here’s a video of Jay Leno himself taking a closer look at the car Chevrolet named after him.
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