Remember the retro styling craze of the 2000s? For instance, that's when the world met the Chevorlet SSR. A melange between a pickup truck, a two-seater roadster and a muscle car, the Chevy felt more like a show car with a license plate than anything else. Sadly, only 22,000 people felt like they needed one, which makes it a rare breed these days. So yes, we're looking at a proper base for a modding project, which is why we're here, albeit with a rendering twist.
The pixel effort we have here emphasizes the muscle side of the SSR and then some - the rendering turns the Chevy into a quarter-mile monster, with the mods taking the machine quite far from its factory form.
In fact, if you're looking at this digital project and get the impression you're dealing with a Hot Wheels toy, there's nothing that can be held against you.
At least from where I'm standing, the best bit about this gym visit is the fact that it keeps things relatively simple on the visual level. Make no mistake, though, an actual build using this blown, fat-tired monster as inspiration would be anything but simple to complete, albeit with this being a guaranteed attention magnet at the track.
As for the digital artist responsible for this drag strip-savvy transformation, his name is Timothy Adry Emmanuel and yes, the pixel master has a thing for four-wheeled pieces of America as this Hemi Cuda comeback or this super-supercharged Chevelle Wagon renderings also comes to show.
Given the oddball nature of the SSR, you might want to know more about this slab of GM. If this happens to be the case, feel free to check out the review below (spoiler alert: it's a 23-minute clip that ends with a DougScore).
In fact, if you're looking at this digital project and get the impression you're dealing with a Hot Wheels toy, there's nothing that can be held against you.
At least from where I'm standing, the best bit about this gym visit is the fact that it keeps things relatively simple on the visual level. Make no mistake, though, an actual build using this blown, fat-tired monster as inspiration would be anything but simple to complete, albeit with this being a guaranteed attention magnet at the track.
As for the digital artist responsible for this drag strip-savvy transformation, his name is Timothy Adry Emmanuel and yes, the pixel master has a thing for four-wheeled pieces of America as this Hemi Cuda comeback or this super-supercharged Chevelle Wagon renderings also comes to show.
Given the oddball nature of the SSR, you might want to know more about this slab of GM. If this happens to be the case, feel free to check out the review below (spoiler alert: it's a 23-minute clip that ends with a DougScore).