I can't be bought with cheap hamburgers and physical closeness...I think that'd be considered "selling out" or something.

 

I thought that "a meal at In-And-Out Burger" was the new street slang for a BJ?

 

Uhhh...I didn't know you swung that way...

 

Wow, you'll render my entire car in five possible colors for $3.99, a meal at In-N-Out, years of girl advice, and a hug?!



(This is my final offer... mainly because I have nothing else.)

 

Looks good...but may I suggest slightly smaller wheels up front. Thats the only thing I find iffy. Good job tho!

 

Awesome. I like it just the way it is.

 

I'll consider it...lol.

Glad everyone seems to like the rendering!

Kris

 

Silver or a more subtle front bowtie, and tuck the sideview mirrors in closer if possible.

Looks awesome

 

That black and red 67 Camaro convertible on your site is what dreams are made of. I want a car like that! You do some really good work...I'm guessing you went to grad school for design. If so where and what particular field? I'm in engineering technology but I enjoy the design and drafting part more than the math and science side.

 

Glad you dig it! It was built by the guys over at www.prodigycustoms.com (if it's the one I'm thinking of.)

I am actually self-taught when it comes to design and I only went to school for 9 months for the software I use right now, though I learned all of the car-related stuff on my own time since the focus of my schooling was animation.

 

That's pretty sweet. I've just started using 3d studio max for my major in college, but I'm definitely not good at it yet.

 

Frank's car. (well, built for his son) My step-dad did the interior on it. I've seen the car in person and it's very nice. Unfortunately it was blocked in the garage and there was still some engine work to be done so I wasn't able to get any better pictures than these.

 

Love the exterior, but not liking the interior too much. I like the Vette style hood, but they went to far on carry that over to the interior for my liking. And about the self taught part, thats awesome. I guess I'll just have to build a strong portfolio to attach to my resume then for the jobs I really want to go after.

 

That's my favorite "new" Camaro pic to date.

 

That's rad. Small world isn't it?

Franks a cool guy. Their shop turns out some really nice stuff too!