Chrysler Group's Mopar parts and accessories division
will be showing two unique Fiat 500s at SEMA next week
and they won't be the only highly customised versions of
the Italian supermini at the Las Vegas extravaganza as
Tribe Agency will present a project which has been
dubbed Fiat 500 Alpha Bravo.
According to the single
rendering (which itself is a photoshop based
on an official Fiat image for the niche 500 by Diesel
model) released through the Fat Lace website, the
500 Alpha Bravo project apes a distinctly military
theme, as also reflected in its "call sign" nametag, and
highlighted by its two-tone camouflage paint finish:
matte olive green for the doors, wings and bodywork
complemented by matte black for the bonnet, roof, door
pillars and waistline. The matte colours are offset by
the standard chrome effect door mirrors and handles. The
exterior scheme was apparently finished by Wraptivo and
Meguiars.
Visual changes to the
500 Alpha Bravo are led by a new, deeper front apron
(based on the U.S. market specification 500 Sport's
bumper) and bigger wheel arches that have forged alloy
wheels (shod with Falken tyres) squeezed in. To
compensate for this the car will apparently have air
lift suspension. External improvements are completed by
a customised surf board rack from roof rack manufacturer
Inno.
The SEMA Show is one
of the leading automotive specialty products trade
events in the world and is held annually at the Las
Vegas Convention Center. The one-off Fiat 500 Alpha
Bravo will be presented on the stand of car products
manufacturer Meguiars.
