The World’s First Upside Down Chevrolet Camaro Racecar
LEADING the way for its innovative aesthetic, the world’s first upside down Chevrolet Camaro racecar has been built. Jeff Bloch is known for creating wacky vehicles and he’s flipped a 1999 Chevrolet Camaro and fused it with an old Ford Festiva to produce an upside down racecar.
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The car has a horsepower of 60 and can reach around 90mph on a straight road.The Upside-Down Camaro is built on top of a fully running 1990 Ford Festiva, modified to wear the Camaro shell, and meets California’s emissions standards.//Barcroft Cars
It’s actually one of the very few cars from the LeMons series that’s road-legal.Over the years he’s built cars that look like a plane, a helicopter and the station wagon from National Lampoon’s Vacation.
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Apparently, going upside-down is too far this time.The car has just enough clearance for its hidden wheels to drive around the track.The car is powered from a tiny 1.3-litre unit which developes just 60bhp,This meant, with the added 300kg of the Camaro body, the car was only capable of around 85mph.
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