Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
01-10-2006, 04:38 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by camarofan91
The hatch from the side angle looks like a monte carlo aerocoupe from the 80's.
01-10-2006, 06:18 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Actually, I think I finally fixed what has been bothering me from the side... No more hatch, but I think this looks better from the side than the real concept.
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01-10-2006, 07:37 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
Actually, I think I finally fixed what has been bothering me from the side... No more hatch, but I think this looks better from the side than the real concept.
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01-10-2006, 08:56 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
I took a lot of length out of the door. I think the doors and greenhouse are too long on the concept, especially when viewed from the side. Admittedly, this might kill any rear room if you tried to do it on the real deal.
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01-10-2006, 09:20 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Ahh, I see.
I prefer the longer look - it makes the car look less stocky and stubby. With the high beltline and gunslit windows chop-top look that is all the rage now, it's very easy to make the car look too stubby. Longer length helps avoid that.
I prefer the longer look - it makes the car look less stocky and stubby. With the high beltline and gunslit windows chop-top look that is all the rage now, it's very easy to make the car look too stubby. Longer length helps avoid that.
01-10-2006, 09:35 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Dude, thats amazing, sorry guys but I really do like that, I've seen a photoshop pic of it being a convertible also. If the drop top looks like that did, count me in, thats one mean *** lookin get the hell outa my way, CAMARO. For some reason I keep seein hints of the old stingray popped in the new body is it just me ?
01-10-2006, 09:42 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Originally Posted by slvrbullet98
For some reason I keep seein hints of the old stingray popped in the new body is it just me ?
01-10-2006, 11:11 PM
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Re: Build it like THIS: jawzforlife's T-Top and Hatch Photoshop
Here's a thought maybe I'm Wrong but what about a hardtop convertible like the Cadillac XLR or the Lexus SC, I know these are both two seaters but it could be possible I think. I think it would look pretty neat and classy, I love the rag top but theres something about a hardtop thats appealing and I think it would help keep the original lines of this concept.
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