Eight years ago, N2A Motors came up with a concept of a vehicle it called the 789, which was based on the contemporary Chevy Camaro SS downgraded to look like three retro cars at once. One of these vehicles has now been posted for sale for U.S. $85,000.
The custom ride has 20,450 miles (32,911 km) under its belt and draws design inspiration from the 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air, 1958 Impala and 1959 Impala for its nose, sides and tail, respectively. All the new bodywork is reportedly made of carbon fiber.
Per the tuner, only 50 such cars exist worldwide (watch the video for a closer look at another example). The important thing is that no two cars are finished the same. This particular example boasts a combination of re and silver with chrome rims and a black cloth top. The cabin stays entirely standard, somewhat spoiling the impression.
On a brighter note, unlike many actual classics, this ride combines vintage looks with a modern 6.2-liter V8 under the hood sending 432 PS (426 hp / 318 kW) and 569 Nm (420 lb-ft) of torque to the rear wheels.