This All-Black 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Is An Aggressive Masterpiece
This digital rendering adds a few modern and subtle additions to the 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, while its glossy black finish adds extra aggression.
The beauty of the digital rendering world is that practically any car can get modified without the real thing getting touched. Which is what has happened with this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro rendering. This Camaro the creation of Emmanuel Brito on Instagram, and brings an all-new look to this iconic muscle car of the 1960s. Its all-black exterior gives it stealth-fighter vibes. While extra bodywork has helped to enhance its overall appearance. There is a touch of restomod flair with this iconic classic.
Taking a muscle car like this and modifying it in this way might upset the purists. But the beauty of the rendering is that the real car does not need to get touched at all. Brito has modified this classic to his heart’s content, creating some truly spectacular. All without touching a real-life example of the iconic Camaro.
An All-Black Exterior Creates A Stealth Fighter Style For This Camaro
The first thing that stands out for us with this Camaro rendering is that exceptional paint job. The Camaro is beautifully presented to us in a gorgeous glossy black finish. We can see the surroundings it is in reflected in the paintwork of the car. The top-down view of the Camaro gives us a great view of the muscle car. The glossy black punctuated by matt black racing stripes running all down the hood of the muscle car. From this angle, the classic lines of the Camaro are evident.
Those matt black stripes also feature at the rear of the Camaro. We can see them running across the trunk lid but interestingly they do not feature across the roof of the Camaro. The rest of the major bodywork components such as the side panels, quarter panels etc are all in the glossy black finish. This certainly gives the Camaro a stealth fighter like vibe. What really helps it stand out are the exceptional golden wheels, complimenting the black beautifully. Gold and black is a combination that just works so well.
Extra Bodywork Makes This ’68 Camaro Quite Wide
The glossy black paintwork isn’t the only thing that stands out. Brito has added extensive bodywork changes to the Camaro. Most noticeable is at the front of the muscle car. A front lip spoiler sits at the very front of the Camaro, adding a little bit of modern restomod flair to the classic muscle car. Above that, the classic fascia of the 1968 Camaro is still there, with the headlights and grille looking incredible clean. It very much looks like the headlights are modern and upgraded LEDs.
The rest of the car is still very much Camaro, but there is a bit more bulk to the 1968 classic. The areas around the quarter panels and the wheel fenders look particularly bulky. The fenders looking like they now accommodate much bigger tires in them. Brito has kept much of the original DNA of the Camaro to keep this a more subtle rendering modification. But it’s obvious that the Camaro is also lower to the ground than it was as standard, with very little clearance between the ground and the car. That certainly changes the stance of the Camaro.
This ’68 Camaro Restomod Needs A Powerful V8
Of course, no classic restomod would be complete without a big power unit. But there is no indication as to what is under the hood of this car. There is a chance to live out a fantasy here, and fit a 327 ci V8 under the hood of the Camaro. In 1968, this engine was not available with this particular Camaro but a restomod would allow that reality to get altered. It would certainly be a mighty engine for quite an impressive custom muscle car.
This Camaro Restomod Maintains The Original Design Of The Muscle Car
While the classic Camaro lines are still present, there is a bit of modern flair with this particular machine. We have already touched on the headlights, but that gold wheel design is very much a more modern interpretation. The rear taillight design is also in-keeping with the original Camaro but again, it looks like modern LEDS are present at the back as they are at the front. While the modern touches are rather subtle, they compliment the classic shape well. There is a tendency at times to go too far one way and overpower the original lines of the Camaro.
This is certainly one of the more subtle renders we have seen. Sometimes though that is all you need. Renderings occasionally can go too far one way. But this keeps the perfect blend of the original 1968 muscle car while bringing in a few, less intimidating additions to the classic Camaro lines. It is undeniably a Camaro, but with a little more flair from the 21st century.
Source: personalizatuauto Instagram Page
