Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
01-09-2006, 03:24 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
ummmm........errrrmmmm...........
Sheesh...Camaro already has enough of a mullet stigma to fight....
Only thing I would dare do to the concept roofline is lose it alltogether.........
Sheesh...Camaro already has enough of a mullet stigma to fight....
Only thing I would dare do to the concept roofline is lose it alltogether.........
01-09-2006, 03:25 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Yeah I like the hardtop/fastback design better. As much as several here are slamming retro, I want the car to get back to it's firstgen roots. Back to when the Camaro was unarguably one of the sweetest cars on the road... The original concept does that but then has even more of a sweet fastback look, it's darn near perfect IMO, screw T-tops...
01-09-2006, 03:30 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Now there is some 3rd gen in it. The problem is, it doesn't belong as a whole. Get rid of the black t-top area and it might look better. I would dial back the wraparound glass too.
01-09-2006, 03:38 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by SNEAKY NEIL
Now there is some 3rd gen in it. The problem is, it doesn't belong as a whole. Get rid of the black t-top area and it might look better. I would dial back the wraparound glass too.
Of course, as you can tell by my handle, I'm biased - I bought the car for the T-Tops - all the rest (worldbeating performance, 29mpg on the highway, slick looks) was a nice bonus.
