The sole Chevrolet prototype was dressed in silver and black for its launch at the Bathurst 1000 last December and the series of test days at Queensland Raceway earlier this year.
However a recent pause in the testing programme has prompted a change to the Camaro, which will now sport a matte black livery with gold decals and white Chevrolet Racing branding.
The new look is expected to make its on-track debut during a shakedown at Queensland Raceway tomorrow, before its public debut comes at the Tasmania SuperSprint on February 25-27, where Garth Tander will take passengers for rides across the three days.
“The new black livery design amps up the stealth factor another notch for the Camaro,” said Chris Payne, General Manager of Chevrolet Racing.
“Chevrolet Racing is the new heart for the fans who have followed and celebrated more than 50 years of Holden success in touring car racing.”
The demo runs at Symmons Plains will be followed by a proper two-day test at the Tasmanian…
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