This Chevy Camaro restomod was built by Finale Speed in Oklahoma, and stands out thanks to 32 individual carbon fiber body components, the combination of which shaves an estimated 750 to 800 ...

The one we have here plays the carbon fiber card, and with quite the intensity. It’s called Viral, this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, and it’s the work of a Yukon, Oklahoma-based crew going by the ...

A 1969 Chevy Camaro named the Viral and produced from exposed-weave carbon fiber is getting its public debut at the late-January 2023 Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Along with the lightweight carbon fiber body, the Finale Speed Camaro is equipped with a Tremec six-speed manual transmission, 1.7 Eaton Supercharger, and MagnaFlow exhaust, making this a real burner.

This open-top classic muscle car boasts numerous modifications and is said to have been fully restored. The Camaro is for ...

In the case of Finale Speed's carbon-fiber 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, the curb weight is reduced to about 2,750 pounds, down some 750 pounds from stock.

The Camaro shown here, known as Viral, is an example of the turnkey cars Finale Speed can build. For this particular build, which took an estimated 3,000 hours, the company went with a modern LT4 ...

As it has done with its other Camaro projects, Finale Speed crafted a completely new body for the classic muscle car out of lightweight carbon fiber. These panels then had to be finely sanded and ...

Immediately making the Camaro stand out from a regular 1969 example are the new lightweight panels made from prepreg carbon fiber that’s been cured in an autoclave and helps to cut down weight ...

RestoMods has officially launched its 31st giveaway, and this time, the prize is a beastly 1967 Chevrolet Camaro packing ...

There’s no paint hiding that signature carbon-fiber weave, but a coat of BASF Glasurit Clear protects it from harm and UV rays, and lends it a bit of shine as well. Of course, if you decide to ...