Chevy Concepts

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Vehicle build by Born Vintage Hot Rods, Bakersfield, CA
1969 Chevrolet Camaro

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The boys at Born Vintage Hot Rods know how to put their own brand of styling “seasoning” on every build that rolls through their shop. One of the latest projects, a ’69 Camaro, is no exception with just the right amount of spiciness. That attitude comes from many elements, but the custom tube chassis equipped with Heidts IRS is the backbone of the build. A built LS7 backed by a TREMEC six-speed offers up the go while Wilwood brakes bring the slow.

The stance will be nice and low thanks to that tube chassis. A set of Forgeline VX1S monoblocks tuck into the fenders and are finished in a satin charcoal. Custom-machined hood vents now face forward and act as mini scoops. All these subtle little bits add up to another build with substantial character.

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