Camaro prototype without any camoflage!! Hollllly..
12-12-2007, 05:09 PM
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Camaro prototype without any camoflage!! Hollllly..
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12-12-2007, 05:20 PM
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Thanks for posting. The car is looking better all the time!
GM has done a great job at keeping it close the the original. They have done a much better job than Ford did on the Mustang show car to the production.
I see the indented roof is still with us the fog lights must still be round due to the bra and most other details are retained. This car has made the transformation from a concept to a car you can live with everyday with out any difficulty.
Job wel done so frar GM keep it up.
I can't wait to see one with all the production details once they are done.
Now who is going to be the first loser to complain over some small detail or unrealistic expectation on a incompleted production car?
GM has done a great job at keeping it close the the original. They have done a much better job than Ford did on the Mustang show car to the production.
I see the indented roof is still with us the fog lights must still be round due to the bra and most other details are retained. This car has made the transformation from a concept to a car you can live with everyday with out any difficulty.
Job wel done so frar GM keep it up.
I can't wait to see one with all the production details once they are done.
Now who is going to be the first loser to complain over some small detail or unrealistic expectation on a incompleted production car?
lol
12-12-2007, 06:08 PM
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12-12-2007, 06:19 PM
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Looking good. I wonder how much of the edginess is being killed by white paint and how much is really gone. I hope there is a really good metallic blue available...
Door handles need to go, mirrors need to be further forward and if the gills are going to look like that I wouldn't bother. Other than that looks as good as can be expected, paint colors are going to be really important though...
Door handles need to go, mirrors need to be further forward and if the gills are going to look like that I wouldn't bother. Other than that looks as good as can be expected, paint colors are going to be really important though...
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12-12-2007, 06:24 PM
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Looking good. I wonder how much of the edginess is being killed by white paint and how much is really gone. I hope there is a really good metallic blue available...
Door handles need to go, mirrors need to be further forward and if the are going to look like that I wouldn't bother. Other than that looks as good as can be expected, paint colors are going to be really important though...
Door handles need to go, mirrors need to be further forward and if the are going to look like that I wouldn't bother. Other than that looks as good as can be expected, paint colors are going to be really important though...
i think the combination of low quality picture, white paint, and lighting, makes the "edginess" less visible..
i dont see a problem with the door handles or mirrors.. looks fine to me
12-12-2007, 06:30 PM
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I would expect this is not just chance this photo is showing up. Few pictures are release by accident or chance anymore at GM.
GM is reading what people are wanting to see. Also they may be countering the news of Challangers token 6 or 8 thousand SRT8's Chrysler just sold.
If these pictures disappear soon we know GM did not want this out if they go unchallanged GM may have been behind them?
The marketing people at GM are far from dumb. [Note the ZR-1 Video at Laguna Seca and the Woodward PR drive by of the Camaro at the Challanger press conferance] They have made some great publicity moves of late at Chevy.
