Thanks to Joel we didn’t miss an opportunity to check out what are the guys from Heide Performance Products preparing for 2010 SEMA Show [HPP are the same guys that offer Challenger Daytona conversion: more info here].
What you see here is no-big-news Camaro-to-TransAm conversion, but still something very interesting to take a look at. HPP are trying to convert Camaro to 1969 Pontiac Trans Am-like muscle car and that’s not it – they also are planning a 1969 Z28 conversion too [probably that's the yellow Camaro in the background on these photos]. Go HPP Go!
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