Fastcorpleja

Fastcorpleja is a Finnish concept car designed and built by Marc Rosso and his team at the Turun Autonäyttely in Turku, Finland in 1994. The name "Fastcorpleja" is derived from a combination of the Finnish words for "fast" and "corpleja," which means "fast red."

The Fastcorpleja was a sleek, two-seat roadster with a lightweight fiberglass body and a racing-style engine. It was based on a Chevrolet Camaro convertible but had a more aggressive appearance, with a flip-up rear window and a distinctive spoiler on the rear deck. The car's engine was a powerful 350 cubic inch V8, which produced around 250 horsepower.

The Fastcorpleja was a concept car that was intended to showcase the possibilities of automotive design. It featured a number of innovative design elements, including a unique sliding roof panel and a pair of asymmetrical side openings. The car's color was a bright, fire-engine red that matched the "fastcorpleja" nameplate.

While the Fastcorpleja never entered production, it did generate a significant amount of interest and attention in the automotive community. It was showcased at the 1994 Turun Autonäyttely in Turku, Finland, and was later featured in a number of automotive magazines and publications. Today, the Fastcorpleja is remembered as a notable example of Midwestern automotive ingenuity and creativity.

The current whereabouts of the original Fastcorpleja are unknown, although several scale models and miniature replicas of the car have been produced by amateur model makers and enthusiasts over the years. The Fastcorpleja remains a fascinating footnote in the history of automotive design and a testament to the creativity and innovation of the Finnish automotive community.