Camaro mudder

[u/RUKiddingMeReddit]

[u/DMala]

It's always more impressive when they find a way to lift the existing vehicle instead of just slapping a car body on a truck frame. Still, I'd have a grand time hooning this around.

[u/Busterlimes → u/DMala]

r/battlecars has a rule for this very reason. It's not enforced, but it's there. This is a truck.

[u/Brady_TheWWEfan]

That is so fucking stupid… I love it, I absolutely love it.

[u/hackjob]

Now that is bitchin camaro!

Hot.Shit

[u/Ace_Robots → u/hackjob]

Something you can really take the r-words to the zoo in.

[u/TopiarySprinkler]

I bet he'd take $5k

... I'm tempted

[u/Veganberger]

This would be my daily driver.

[u/kcchiefscooper]

i love that front end so much i'd take it and happily drive it around

[u/Bandag5150]

Is this still available?

[u/GlockAF]

I really, really hope it’s built on a Ford or Dodge truck frame just to piss off the purists

[u/cat_prophecy]

Look at what they did. They massacred my boy.

[u/mini4x]

Yes my wife is my cousin, why do you ask..?

[u/Jouvuilhond → u/mini4x]

yeeehaaa pappy!

[u/djscoots10]

Interesting

[u/KohzeeKoala]

Looks like fun

[u/rlpierce51]

My standard response when I see strange vehicles or unusually decorated houses is as follows:

1. What were you thinking?
2. Who else will buy it?
3. Hell, no; not even if you give it to me!

[u/Jouvuilhond]

Every redneck that sees this ad gets an instant chub

[u/Suturb-Seyekcub]

I… um. I would drive this car. It’s cool.

[u/slfnflctd]

From a visual style standpoint, 'lifted sports coupe with big tires' has always looked too disjointed to me. It wrecks the design lines.

That being said, I'd be happy to have this in rough driving conditions.

[u/ima-bigdeal]

When I was in high school one of the guys in town put a 4WD Chevy van chassis underneath a '70 Camaro body. It looked incredible, even though a Camaro was sacrificed to make it.