Guys, this is one badass extraordinary Camaro. This video comes from Dakota Digital [automotive instrumentation company] where this monster 1971 Camaro nicknamed “The Professor” hit their dyno. It belongs to Karen and Dave Leisinger.
The awesome customization work was done by Lakeside Rods & Rides. an incredible amount of effort was put here: roof was slightly chopped, front fenders were widened, while the hood was narrowed and the front grille was redesigned a bit, but probably the best of this car is in interior and under the hood. Absolutely and incredibly nice dashboard show all parameters you need to manage the 500 cubic LSR engine.
Video: Dakota Digital; Photos: myrideisme.com and pro-touring.com, video screen shots.
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