Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
01-10-2006, 10:18 AM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
That chop while well done just looses a lot of what makes the aft greehouse of the Detroit concept look good. That big expanse of rear glass in the chop doesn't look right at all.
Surely it's possible to have a single (or two smaller) removable roof-panel(s), i.e. square holes in the roof that don't infringe on the edges of the roof. Not quite a t-top but at least better than nothing and it won't have so -ve an effect on body stiffness.
Surely it's possible to have a single (or two smaller) removable roof-panel(s), i.e. square holes in the roof that don't infringe on the edges of the roof. Not quite a t-top but at least better than nothing and it won't have so -ve an effect on body stiffness.
01-10-2006, 10:28 AM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by Z28Marcus
That chop while well done just looses a lot of what makes the aft greehouse of the Detroit concept look good. That big expanse of rear glass in the chop doesn't look right at all.
Surely it's possible to have a single (or two smaller) removable roof-panel(s), i.e. square holes in the roof that don't infringe on the edges of the roof. Not quite a t-top but at least better than nothing and it won't have so -ve an effect on body stiffness.
Surely it's possible to have a single (or two smaller) removable roof-panel(s), i.e. square holes in the roof that don't infringe on the edges of the roof. Not quite a t-top but at least better than nothing and it won't have so -ve an effect on body stiffness.
01-10-2006, 10:47 AM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by SNEAKY NEIL
Here is something along those lines but no t-tops.
01-10-2006, 11:19 AM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by DvBoard
definattly like it more with the glass wrapping around a bit.
01-10-2006, 11:20 AM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by RhinoSS
While I'm not opposed to the idea, I'd like to see a rear view of it. I don't think it would look nearly as good from behind.
01-10-2006, 12:32 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Naa, don't like the hatch. It's time the Camaro looses the TTops and goes with a Removable Top like the Corvette has, now that would be cool!!! 
01-10-2006, 12:36 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by Chrome383Z
Naa, don't like the hatch. It's time the Camaro looses the TTops and goes with a Removable Top like the Corvette has, now that would be cool!!!
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01-10-2006, 01:42 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
NO HATCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as already said, it RUINS the lines of the car and doesn't belong at all. Since the concept isn't a hatch though, pretty sure GM realized as much too.
as already said, it RUINS the lines of the car and doesn't belong at all. Since the concept isn't a hatch though, pretty sure GM realized as much too.
