The Camaro’s handling has also been massively upgraded thanks to the addition of Speedtech sub-frames fore and aft, oversized sway bars, and JRi coilovers, while the pony car’s stopping power has also been bolstered through the use of Wilwood calipers with 14” slotted, cross-drilled, and vented rotors. The entire build also rides on a set of 18” Forgeline three-piece VX3C-SL wheels shod in Toyo Proxes R888R rubber, too. Fortified via a custom-built four-point rollbar, the cabin of the Camaro has also been hugely reworked and now benefits from VXR seats, a carbon rear-seat delete, an Alcantara headliner and door panels courtesy of TMI, Classic Instruments gauges, an Old Air Products climate-control system, a three-spoke steering wheel, and an Alpine head unit paired with a Mosconi five-channel amp, Focal speakers, and a Focal sub.
Built on a made-to-order basis and offered as a roller body or a complete finished turnkey vehicle, Finale Speed’s carbon fiber-bodied 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ‘Viral’ restomod is available for order now, with pricing starting at $349,000.
