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2010 Camaro with a Boeing T50 Turboshaft

Published in engineswapdepot.com

Troy Mann built this 2010 Chevrolet Camaro over the course of nine years. After his death the Camaro was owned by Cleetus McFarland (Garrett Mitchell) who called the project “Turbinaro”. The unique car is powered by a Boeing T50-BO-12 turboshaft engine. Behind that is a Wilwood disc brakes assembly which replaces a torque converter and TH350 three-speed automatic transmission with manual valve body. Shifts are controlled using a clutch pedal “to control rotational speed”. The Camaro’s suspension uses Manzo coilovers and a Flaming River steering rack. Inside you find ZL1 front seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and overhead toggle switches from an aircraft. The unique Camaro can be found for sale on Bring a Trailer.

2010 Camaro with a Boeing T50 turboshaft jet engine

front view of a 2010 Camaro with a Boeing T50 turboshaft engine

Boeing T50 turboshaft engine in engine bay of a 2010 Camaro

side view of a Boeing T50 turboshaft engine in engine bay of a 2010 Camaro

side view of a two-tone 2010 Camaro

rear view of a two-tone 2010 Camaro

2010 Camaro trunk filled with bottles and fuel cells

underneath view of a 2010 Camaro showing Boeing T50 turboshaft engine and TH350 transmission

underneath view of a 2010 Camaro showing large wrapped exhaust for a Boeing T50 turboshaft engine

2010 Camaro interior with ZR1 seats

2010 Camaro interior showing overhead switches and gauges

overhead aircraft switches and gauges in a 2010 Camaro

Source: Bring a Trailer and photos by Alec Paris Photography

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