Custom Pure Vision ’69 Camaro To be Unveiled At SEMA

The latest Pure Vision creation, a custom 1969 Camaro, will be unveiled at the Magnaflow booth at the SEMA Show in Las Vagas on November 3.

Pure Vision, headed by founder and owner Steve Strope, is known for building some of the most beautiful and cutting edge custom vehicles in modern hot rodding.

“I was challenged by the belief that there’s nothing new that could be done with the build of a ‘69 Camaro,” said Strope. “I understand why some might think that way when our hobby has been flooded with spectacularly overdone Pro Touring ‘69 Camaros. So, our Pure Vision team went back to basics while quietly trying to nudge the envelope. Not push, just nudge it.”

The mesmerizing Ice Grey Metallic custom bodywork supposedly holds many surprises. 

“As with all Pure Vision builds, there are plenty of Easter eggs to find, if you know where to look,” said Rich Waitas, spokesman at MagnaFlow Group. “But at the same time, you’ll be shocked by the simplicity of things that traditional hot rodders revere. The car is a combination of old school and new tech, seamlessly woven together in an organic design that keeps you coming back to discover the next detail you didn’t see before.” 

In a world filled with electronic management and fuel injection systems, the Camaro is powered by a healthy carbureted big-block Chevy breathing through a custom header and complete stainless exhaust system fabricated by MagnaFlow’s Research and Development team. The powerplant is backed by a Turbo 400/GearVendors combo. 

Stay tuned for more on this build after its debut.