A Retro Styled Camaro Being Built With Modern Tech
Classic Chevys are more loved for their classic lines than for their dated suspensions or even their cool sounding, but by today’s standards, power-lacking drive trains. Given this, it’s no wonder that many gear heads opt to keep the body lines and update the rest. And that is exactly Tim Lee’s goal with his 1969 Camaro project.
This story is from the December 2017 edition of Super Chevy.
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