This is a continuation from my previous thread:

"Testing new Z28 running around my area" Here are the pictures I shot
yesterday. There are two of these testing in the mountains here:

http://s282.photobucket.com/albums/k...sco/CamaroZ28/

 

How didy ou know it was a Z28? They look like the base model V6 wheels?

 

That's what I was thinking, I mean did you see a Z28 badge or hear a supercharger running? But nitpicking aside, the prototype's bodystyle, headlights etc. look pretty nice. I can only hope they kept the interior that close to the concept car...

 

Thanks for posting the pics Gary, but I have to agree with the other guys... Looks like the V6 model.....

Still, always good to see newer pics..... Man this is going to be a long year !!!!

 

You already posted this.

https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...=612453&page=5

post #66 Again, great pics and thanks, but it is not a Z28 that can be confirmed
by anything. Sorry for pounding you in the previous thread, but if you had originally just
said camaro pics instead of camaro Z28 pics, none of this would have occured.

 

I doubt that's even a V8, could be the SS in disguise though. The Z28 isn't gonna be out soon and probably hasn't seen any road test time yet, but who knows?

 

Thanks for posting that Gary. Thats the grille mesh Im hoping is an option in the Production car. I perfer that to the braces.

 

Again, that looks like the car the Disciples drove at Milford in May. The camo paint pattern matches.
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/05/21/c...d-focus-group/

 

Were those pics taken at Area 51?

 

Jeez you guys. Give him a break. You guys have been hounding him since his first thread where he said he spotted the car and some of you were skeptical.

 

Actually the camo paint is applied as a "sticker", so it is the same on every car. It could be any one of the previous camoed preproduction cars.

 

Hmmm......during our Camaro Summit II last month (remember, I'm one of the 15 disciples), we had an up close and personal session with the camo cars. One of the topics was the unique paint texture. The application technique was described to us, and it's not a "sticker". It's real paint on there. The paint brand and code is part of our non-disclosure agreement.