2010 Chevrolet Camaro Ls-9 Limited Edition Package on 2040-cars
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2010 CAMARO Fesler number 3 of the Limited Edition packages,
this is the Camaro of all Camaro's and we basically rebuilt the Camaro into
what you see here. Yes we rebuilt the car with a complete new front fascia and
upper and lower billet grilles and a new rear bumper and side skirts,
Fesler Branded Baer brakes 6 piston all the way around with 15-inch rotors,
22-inch Fesler FS-914 3 piece wheels and Continental tires, A full Pedders Race
suspension with 30 point adj coil-overs, huge sway bars and body bushing kit.
We took out the stock engine and dropped in a LS-9 with a new transmission,
drive line and axels, all new programming, Airaid intake and a custom Fesler
Branded B&B SS headers, down tube with cats and exhaust system. We added a
new interior package with Fesler Moss branding and a complete Carbon Fiber
overlay upgrade. A huge JL Audio sound system and Dynamat to keep the car
quiet. Nothing was left untouched on this car. Full alarm, floor mats, tint and
a Pillar gauge pod with two gauges in it for boost and fuel pressure. This car
is painted with Fesler Moss Silver and Black and there are 27 colors to choose
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