My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
TTT 
.... GM (other than Red) are surely taking notice of this thread?! Build it and we will come!
BTW... the only thing I would change would be to loose the frender crease (I've always prefered the smoother 67 and 68 Camaro over the 69 model year).
.... GM (other than Red) are surely taking notice of this thread?! Build it and we will come!BTW... the only thing I would change would be to loose the frender crease (I've always prefered the smoother 67 and 68 Camaro over the 69 model year).
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
Originally Posted by Z28Marcus
TTT .... GM (other than Red) are surely taking notice of this thread?! Build it and we will come!
BTW... the only thing I would change would be to loose the frender crease (I've always prefered the smoother 67 and 68 Camaro over the 69 model year).
.... GM (other than Red) are surely taking notice of this thread?! Build it and we will come!BTW... the only thing I would change would be to loose the frender crease (I've always prefered the smoother 67 and 68 Camaro over the 69 model year).
Funny, because I think it's way past time to give the sides of a Camaro some sort of character line.
There's no question that the 1969 Camaro is the most popular design and this is the only year that had some design to it's flanks. The 4th gen became nearly slab sided and the other gens only had small wheel flares to break up the design.
Oh sure, some 2nd gens had some add-on vents, but nothing that said "Camaro" as much as the 1969 fender spears.
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
Originally Posted by Doug Harden
Funny, because I think it's way past time to give the sides of a Camaro some sort of character line.
There's no question that the 1969 Camaro is the most popular design and this is the only year that had some design to it's flanks. The 4th gen became nearly slab sided and the other gens only had small wheel flares to break up the design.
Oh sure, some 2nd gens had some add-on vents, but nothing that said "Camaro" as much as the 1969 fender spears.
There's no question that the 1969 Camaro is the most popular design and this is the only year that had some design to it's flanks. The 4th gen became nearly slab sided and the other gens only had small wheel flares to break up the design.
Oh sure, some 2nd gens had some add-on vents, but nothing that said "Camaro" as much as the 1969 fender spears.
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
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Why don't you give up on the trolling and get back to the lounge since you have added absolutely nothing of substance since you starting posting your rubbish?
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Re: My take on the next Camaro...Concept Rendering
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I have to say that I LOVE this drawing. That is probably the best modern/heritage interpretation of the Camaro that I have seen to date. I would buy one of those in a heartbeat.
To me it has a lot of 3/4th gen in it. Look at that low and sleek and sexy stance.
I have to say that I LOVE this drawing. That is probably the best modern/heritage interpretation of the Camaro that I have seen to date. I would buy one of those in a heartbeat.
To me it has a lot of 3/4th gen in it. Look at that low and sleek and sexy stance.
Last edited by BigDarknFast; Nov 29, 2005 at 12:41 AM.
