Graphic Designer Renders Wild Widebody First-gen Camaro
Emmanuel Brito puts his pen to tablet to deliver a matte black first-gen Camaro with an 871 blower, and a big V8 under glass.
These days, Camaro owners looking to add some zazz to their ride slap on a widebody kit. After all, it’s one of the biggest ways to stand out visually, even when the LT or LS of choice needs no middleman to speak for it. Recipients of such kits are usually the fifth- and sixth-gen Camaros, as the aftermarket is there to provide the goods.
How often does a first-gen Camaro get the ultimate retromodern touch, though? AutoEvolution happened upon such an example, though it doesn’t exist in the real world. Though someone could make it happen if they wanted.
Hailing from Venezuela, graphic designer Emmanuel Brito — who goes by personalizatuauto on Instagram and Facebook — is responsible for this slammed widebody Camaro. With his pen, tablet and digital art software, Brito’s created some wild Chevys, including Novas, classic pickups, even a take on the South American market Corsa subcompact.
For this 1967 Camaro RS, Brito swapped out the retractable headlight covers for LED highlights draped upon the headlights themselves. Meanwhile, a big 871 blower rises from the bigger V8 through the see-through hood. This monster means business.
The business continues through the rest of the digital Camaro. The wide fenders cover wider front and rear tires wrapped over massive black multi-spoke wheels. The only pops of color against the matte black backdrop are the bits of yellow here and there. From the neatly tied wiring on the supercharger blower, to the full roll cage and brake calipers, it’s all the sunshine anyone’ll see on the quarter-mile.
The rear clicks together with a massive center exhaust tip exiting the rear diffuser. And it’s all capped off by a set of LED tail lights, whose red wireframe design hearken back to the wireframe graphics of the Eighties.
Brito’s certainly hit a home run with his take on the first-gen Camaro. We can’t wait to see what he’ll create next. And if you’d like to see his latest and greatest, too, hit up his Instagram and Facebook accounts.
Photos: Instagram/personalizatuauto
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