Built by Russian students: Death Race inspired Chevrolet Camaro

[4wheelsonline]

This Death Race inspired Chevrolet Camaro, modified by a team of students from Russian MHPI design school to look like a car from last year’s movie Death Race (a remake of the 1975 Death Race 2000 movie).



The movie’s action takes place in the future, and Jason Statham plays a former race driver who is forced to race armored cars against criminals with life sentences. The movie has a lot of cool car action and it also features super hot Natalie Martinez, as Jason’s co-pilot.

[SilverG35SportC]

Not gunna lie that just seems like a huge waste of time. A) that movie looks/ most likely is crap, no matter how hot some girl is. B) I cant believe people actually took the time to make an old camaro look even older by stapling and bondo-ing a bunch of crap to it. C) put it on display??!

[blingbling]

^because we all know people from the suburbs like burlington has the best taste

[Rasmus]

Good thing they kept the duck tail rear wing otherwise that thing would've had traction issues.

I find the car kinda awesome though.

[SilverG35SportC]

Originally Posted by blingbling

^ suburbs like burlington has the best taste

I really dont think where you live has any impact on automotive taste. Be it may that Burlington is a suburb, I struggle to see the relevance. Anyhow if you truly think this 'car' is tasteful, maybe you would be better suited to something a little more modren, a Skelta G-Force perhaps?

[Soloracer]

That car seems fitting for a Russian Design school. Clearly utilizing cold war lines.

[LeonOfTheDead]

Originally Posted by SilverG35SportC

I really dont think where you live has any impact on automotive taste. Be it may that Burlington is a suburb, I struggle to see the relevance. Anyhow if you truly think this 'car' is tasteful, maybe you would be better suited to something a little more modren, a Skelta G-Force perhaps?

I DO believe where you live influences all your tastes, cars included. You live in the States, you like the Mustang, you live in Europe, you like 16 valves hot econoboxes.

[Ferrer]

I like Mustangs and 16 valve hot econoboxes.

[LeonOfTheDead]

Originally Posted by Ferrer

I like Mustangs and 16 valve hot econoboxes.

because you are a nice dude Albert .

[NSXType-R]

Originally Posted by LeonOfTheDead

I DO believe where you live influences all your tastes, cars included. You live in the States, you like the Mustang, you live in Europe, you like 16 valves hot econoboxes.

Do I look like someone who likes Mustangs?

[LeonOfTheDead]

Originally Posted by NSXType-R

Do I look like someone who likes Mustangs?

don't know, how do you look?!

Generalizing it's always a bad thing.

[blingbling]

Originally Posted by SilverG35SportC

I really dont think where you live has any impact on automotive taste. Be it may that Burlington is a suburb, I struggle to see the relevance. Anyhow if you truly think this 'car' is tasteful, maybe you would be better suited to something a little more modren, a Skelta G-Force perhaps?

this car is over the top, but per usual it is the suburbanees that bash any glimpses of originality.

[NSXType-R]

Originally Posted by LeonOfTheDead

don't know, how do you look?!

Generalizing it's always a bad thing.

Smart reply.

[Sledgehammer]

Originally Posted by LeonOfTheDead

Generalizing it's always a bad thing.

something thats done too often, especially with the US. Personally think the add on parts are too obvious. The difference between the "new" mods and the origional body work is very stark.

[Kitdy]

Originally Posted by blingbling

this car is over the top, but per usual it is the suburbanees that bash any glimpses of originality.

I was talking to hellcat and he and I think that much of UCP is composed of suburbanites so you better tread carefully.