Do you see the picture above? No, it’s not a photoshop job, it’s the Two Face of the automotive world. Meet Camaro ’68 convertible from StateFarm.
The aim of the build is to show classic car insurance appraisers the difference between the restoration and a resto-mod.
And, I should say, the aim is achieved – here we can see the driver’s side with the original Chevrolet’s appearance and passenger side features all kinds of mods which demonstrate a resto-mod car – incorrectly sized wheels and brake parts, bad quality paint job, and allow chromed wheels. And don’t forget that all functional parts, such as brakes, wheels, and cylinder heads are mismatched what makes the car run quite weird.
The car made its creators spend a lot of time – it took three years to finish the Two Face.
