Not everybody wants a Camaro that looks like a 70s NASCAR racer or Bumblebee. For some, it's got to be the right statement from the hood, a bit like this custom creation from the guys at Forgiato.
Now normally, Forgiato is a company that makes funky alloy wheels in oversized dimensions, but they also like know what types of custom cosmetic parts their customers want. These include everything from radical all-chrome grilles for your Escalade to widebody kits for the Corvette… you name it.
We've been following them for a while now and are certainly not disappointed by their latest creation, a custom Camaro that rides on a set of 24-inch Mistos wheels. And what about that custom color?! The candy apple pearl effect makes you just want to eat the Camaro. The shade is somewhere between the foam green you seen on some guitars and mint green, with a light blue chameleon effects.
The DiFalco grille is by far the most striking change though. It's got an extremely aggressive style and features the Forgiato patented "Motorized Retractable Hidden Headlight system". Besides the cover, the system also adds LED daytime running halos and turn signals.
The accessory will cost $3,399, a pretty penny to pay, but worth it if you're a fan of the 1967 RS Appearance Package for the classic Camaro. If you're the type of guy who knows your Italians, the classic Alfa Romeo Montreal is probably on your mind right now.
We've been following them for a while now and are certainly not disappointed by their latest creation, a custom Camaro that rides on a set of 24-inch Mistos wheels. And what about that custom color?! The candy apple pearl effect makes you just want to eat the Camaro. The shade is somewhere between the foam green you seen on some guitars and mint green, with a light blue chameleon effects.
The DiFalco grille is by far the most striking change though. It's got an extremely aggressive style and features the Forgiato patented "Motorized Retractable Hidden Headlight system". Besides the cover, the system also adds LED daytime running halos and turn signals.
The accessory will cost $3,399, a pretty penny to pay, but worth it if you're a fan of the 1967 RS Appearance Package for the classic Camaro. If you're the type of guy who knows your Italians, the classic Alfa Romeo Montreal is probably on your mind right now.