The
Corvette ZR1 was lacking anything. It’s got the whole package - the power, looks, and even a (relatively) decent price tag. Apparently South African designer Idries Noah saw something much more and came up with his incredible design using the
ZR1 as a platform.
If you recognize the name, it’s because Idries also came up with the unofficial
Ferrari F250 Concept that we drooled over back in December. His latest design, dubbed the Fireblade, takes inspiration from the Stingray Corvette, Gillet Vertigo, and Shelby Daytona. Like the
ZR1 Corvette, it features the supercharged LS9 V8 displayed for the world to see under the clear portion of the hood.
The result is a very attractive combination, and it’s a shame that the car exists only in the digital world. Perhaps, like the Vandenbrink 599 GTO, enough people with excessive amounts of discretionary income will be interested in the design enough to consider a production version.
Idries Noah: "It's been a while but I'm finally done with the new concept. It's totally different to the F250. I decided to go for a front engine rear wheel drive setup. It needed to be a brute, a car that has muscle car qualities. It needed to reflect raw power yet not be vulgar. With a 6.1 L Supercharged V8 under the bonnet it's guaranteed to be properly quick."
Compare it with the other
Concept Chevrolet Corvette Z03.
Just arrived 1970 Yellow Chevy Convertible with Black interior and Black soft top and best of all even has the matching yellow hardtop.
This car is optioned very nice with Air Conditioning, Power Brakes, Power steering, Automatic trans, Tilt-tele steering column, AM/FM Radio. 350ci-300hp.
Very-very nice car inside and out.
Now see the 1981 Yellow Cream Corvette:
1981 Chevrolet Corvette photo of better quality:
1981 Chevy Corvette is a really well designed model:
It looks so attractive:) that I decided to post photos here:
Rear view: 
And one more photo of 1995 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible in yellow color:
Below there are some old photos. I like the tuning of this Corvette very much.
Interior sight:
Click to see more images of yellow corvettes.
