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You can admit it: None of you thought "the perfect Camaro" would come from Bulgarian tuner Nasko Vilner. Neither did we. Vilnus owns a company that designs vehicle interiors, and as the first Bulgarian with a 2010 Chevy Camaro - a V6 manual - he decided he needed to do something special with it.

Vilner has focused his efforts inside, slathering just about everything in Nubuck and Nappa, with accent lighting and hints of chrome here and there, like the filigreed door handle. He didn't leave the outside completely alone, swapping the front brakes for eight-piston units and switching LEDs for the halogens. It won't be to everyone's taste, but it's ain't half bad and the workmanship appears to be top notch. It's also got one of the best intros to a press release we've read in a while. You'll find that after the jump, and a gallery of high-res photos below.


Gallery: Vilner Chevrolet Camaro



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Always nice to see a new custom come out...but I am not feeling this one...

 

Interesting, but not what I will be looking for in the 2012 refresh .

 

Its very....ummm...hmm......plush?

yeah...i'll leave it at that.

i'm outta here

 

Very interesting indeed. I kinda like it in a weird, accident drive-by way.

 

That's so disco!