Muscle cars are some of the best cars out there. Over the years, these beasts became the coolest cars ever made in the US. Some underrated muscle cars sure pack quite a punch.
The best thing about muscle cars is the possibility to turn them into modded monsters quite easily. Tuners like the Ringbrothers have created some of the sickest modified muscle cars ever. They, in most cases, finish up their project with a superior paint job or wrap. Tuners with different tastes may at times ruin their muscle cars be applying the worst wraps ever.
10 Awesomely Wrapped Camaro
The Chevrolet Camaro is by far one of the best muscle cars to modify. Thanks to its sleek design and amazing performances, adding a bit more aggressiveness to it is never a bad thing. However, it is possible to turn a Camaro into the meanest looking machine by applying a very unconventional wrap.
This Camaro should definitely be one of the Camaros with the sickest car wraps. The modern art wrap fits perfectly with the treatment given to the car. Lowering and stancing a Camaro is among some of the coolest mods that would make a Camaro look badass. This sick Camaro was featured at SEMA.
9 Terribly Wrapped Challenger
The Dodge Challenger is popular for several reasons. The main reasons is quite straightforward. Following a horrendous face lift in the 1980s, Dodge decided to come back with something a bit more stylish. In 2008, the remodeled Challenger was out. It was a clear shot out to the Challengers of the 1960s and 1970s.
This is the kind of beautiful American muscle cars that were ruined by hideous paint or wrap jobs. First of all, it feels as if the wrap was applied by a kindergartener. Second, nothing, absolutely nothing, goes well with the wrap. At least the wrap is so bad that it takes the attention away from the equally poorly-chosen rims.
8 Awesomely Wrapped Vette
Corvettes are among the best cars ever made in America. With the new Corvette C8 Z51, Chevrolet raised the bar really high. Before the amazing C8 was released, the C7 was receiving all the attention. The car still had a Corvette feel to it, but it was clear that Chevrolet was ready to revolutionize the looks of its high-end muscle cars.
The chameleon wrap has been used and abused. As time went by, the style kind of lost traction. Instead, matte colors became all the rage. This C7 is the clear example that chameleon wraps are not dead. The car looks absolutely mean. The combination of the black hood and the chameleon is absolutely gorgeous.
7 Terribly Wrapped Viper
The Dodge Viper GTS is one of the best cars ever produced by the American carmaker. Though the car received mixed reviews upon its original release in 1991 and in the subsequent years, the Viper GTS was still among the best supercars ever made in the US.
Since the Viper is equipped with an 8.4L V10 producing 640hp, the car can pull off pretty much any wrap or paint job. The snakeskin wrap is, however, extremely corny. There are countless ways to make a Viper unique, but this has to be one of the worst.
6 Awesomely Wrapped Charger
The Dodge Charger Hellcat completely transformed the domestic sedan market. Despite having Cadillac releasing increasingly fast and luxurious sedans, Dodge took the spotlight with this affordable, supercar-status Charger Hellcat. Starting at around $70,000, the Charger Hellcat develops at least 717hp thanks to its 6.2L V8.
A muscle car of this caliber deserves a top-notch paint job or wrap. Incognito Wraps came up with the graffiti styled, demonic-looking feline. The yellow and black combination fits the car perfectly. The details added to the sides of the car are complemented by two racing stripes of the same style.
5 Terribly Wrapped Challenger
Since 2008, Challenger owners nationwide have taken upon the daunting task of making their vehicles absolutely unique. In most cases, the result is decent. However, there are times when some people may have more taste when choosing a movie on Netflix. Modifying a car? Not so much.
It is really unclear why anyone would get a wok grill flaming design with a Vietnamese woman pulling out a Japanese Katana. Though the wrap would be perfect to advertise an Asian restaurant, it would not cut it at a car meet. Other owners of modified Challengers may perceive this car as an insult.
4 Awesomely Wrapped Corvette
The Corvette C3 is one of the most legendary Corvettes out there. Manufactured for almost two decades, the C3 had plenty of time to mesmerize two generations of muscle car fans. Despite having some inherent issues, the C3 became one of the most popular cars among tuners looking for a cool restomod project base.
As in any well-executed restomod project, the original engine of this Corvette was swapped for a modified LS1 engine producing a safe 400hp. Since 400hp, it was necessary to add a color that would for sure turn people's heads. The beautiful matte metallic blue nicely compliment the deep-dished Forgeline rims.
3 Terribly Wrapped Mustang
Since their very first introduction, Mustangs became the muscle cars to modify. Thanks to its popularity, amateur and professional tuners gave the pony car some of the coolest treatments ever. Some tuners, however, reached a result that will leave most car fans wondering if it really was a good idea.
This Joker-themed Mustang is a complete atrocity. The matte purple wrap could have worked if the rest of the car had undergone some serious work, but that is not the case! Everything on the car seems stock. The "ha ha ha" stickers, which are taken out of Suicide Squad. It is neither original nor cool.
2 Awesomely Wrapped Corvette
There are tons of Corvette C7s out there with very strange wraps. From the psychedelic to the Bernie Sanders wrap, the car underwent some of the craziest transformations. However, it is not a daily occurrence to stumble upon an eccentrically modded C7 that actually looks pretty cool.
This Corvette should be among the Corvettes with the sickest vinyl wraps. Though Carlton Banks may not tolerate being seen in such an attention-grabbing car, that is definitely a car that both Will and Jazz would love to cruise around with. Though it is unsure whether the owner of this car must pay royalties or not, what is sure is that it will not fail to turn some heads.
1 Terribly Wrapped Nova
There is nothing cooler than a modified Chevrolet Nova. They have so much potential that turning one into a demonic beast is completely doable. It may require some time and money, but it is possible to achieve a mouth-watering result fairly easily. This Nova could have way cooler if it was not for the over-patriotic feel to it.
Another car wrapped in the US flag vinyl wrap, though understandable given that it is a drag-ready Chevy Nova and an American-made legendary muscle car, the American flag wrap is kind of played out. There have been so many cars wrapped that way that it feels as if they were made specifically for the 4th of July.