SpeedKore Performance
Group has unveiled some truly jaw-dropping carbon fiber-clad muscle cars. Among
them was a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda and it is one of the finest 70’s era
restomods you’re likely to ever see.
In creating their ‘Cuda, affectionately called
Menace, SpeedKore set about bringing its classic shape into the 21st century
with some new technologies and added aggression. All of the body
work ahead of the A-pillar is now made from carbon fiber with the hood and its
bulging scoops the centrepiece.
Special touches to the rear end have also been made
to update the muscle car while a set of HRE S101 wheels with huge Michelin
Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires have been fitted. The car has then been painted in a
custom color dubbed Lakeshore Blue.
The cabin has also been adorned in a myriad of
custom touches that include a masterful, handmade and fabricated dashboard. New
Recaro seats have also been installed and upholstered in black leather while
numerous machined aluminum pieces and matte carbon fiber trim create a feeling
of luxury in a truly ballistic performance machine.
It has been fitted with a 6.4-liter HEMI V8 engine that
includes a 2.9-liter Whipple supercharger and custom-fabricated stainless steel
exhaust system. It delivers an insane 720 hp at 5,800 rpm, more than enough to
spin the rear wheels for days.
