For your viewing pleasure, we present one of the strangest Chevrolet Camaros we've ever seen. Of course, it's not really a Camaro, but it's way cooler than its Volkswagen Beetle chassis might be otherwise. The result of this bonkers mashup looks like a proper work of Japanese Chibi – known better as super-deformed caricature art that portrays oversized features with stubby proportions. And if you really love it, you can buy it.
You'll find this car online at TheSamba.com, where it's listed as a 1976 Camaro Z28. The body is a one-piece fiberglass shell molded to fit on a classic VW Beetle chassis, and we know it's an old bug because the engine for this pseudo-Camaro is at the back. The seller says it's a 2,332 cc mill with dual Weber carburetors, MSD ignition, and a host of other upgrades. It reportedly makes 230 horsepower, which is considerably more than the most powerful V8 Camaro available from Chevrolet in 1976. Technically, that wasn't even a Z28, as the performance trim didn't return to the Bow Tie lineup until 1977. But that so doesn't matter here.
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