So far the Rossi 66, as the car is named, is nothing more than a particularly enticing collection of pixels. However, it is planned for construction, though the designers may need to take a closer look at their facts before moving ahead with the project. The car is named for the "1966 C2 split window Corvette", but unfortunately, the split-window 'Vette was a 1963 model, not a '66, and the feature was discontinued in 1964 for safety reasons. Rossi 63 doesn't have quite the same ring, and such failure in attention to detail may not bode well for the project's future.
The company is aiming to have a finished product ready for the SEMA show this November, with design near completion and tooling to start next month. Blue Fusion is still looking for investors, however, so cash flow issues could potentially hamstring the project.
Here's hoping it gets built, however, as it is indeed one of the more attractive re-bodies of the C6 Corvette, not that there is any dearth of very good-looking cars built on Corvette underpinnings, including the Z03 Concept and the Arash AF-8.
Via: Jalopnik


Reader Comments
Tue Aug 19 2008 8:11 AM
CarlD says
I can't stop the drool!!! One of the best retro creations to date! Could this be Eleanor's prom date?
Tue Aug 19 2008 8:44 AM
Laz says
I'm with CarlD! This is my next car when the winning lotto ticket falls on my lap...
Tue Aug 19 2008 10:19 AM
youknow says
Hey Laz don't forget how random acts of kindness feel good, like how good it would feel for you to buy me one too.
Tue Aug 19 2008 1:14 PM
jet says
Agree completely. I have always though GM missed with not bringing out a "retr" or "heritage" or whatever you want to call it new 63-67 Stngray! So very much better in design than any of the newer C5 or C6 vettes. Then just also change the interior to be based on the 63-67--but modern and uodated to todays . Yes, I would love one, even a "non GM " designed one like this one--but somehow change the interior from the basically bad C5-C6 interior.
Thu Aug 21 2008 3:11 PM
Marco says
The best restyle ever...
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