anyone check out that 5th gen concept in the lounge??
anyone check out that 5th gen concept in the lounge??
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...threadid=78098
WOW
I think this guy hit it right on the head!
It is very modern..not to to retro..its got cues to say it is a CAMARO..and got the bad boy stance...
Photshop guys..start doing some stuff to it..#6 Sunoco racer..heritage...40th ann. and stuff..SS..stripes and such..go nuts..and see if we as a comunity say built it..
well IMO..I would buy it in a second..no boubt even if it was 35K..lol..still worth it..
WOW
I think this guy hit it right on the head!It is very modern..not to to retro..its got cues to say it is a CAMARO..and got the bad boy stance...
Photshop guys..start doing some stuff to it..#6 Sunoco racer..heritage...40th ann. and stuff..SS..stripes and such..go nuts..and see if we as a comunity say built it..
well IMO..I would buy it in a second..no boubt even if it was 35K..lol..still worth it..
Originally posted by jg95z28
I actually have one of the pics as my desktop wall paper at work.

It's a nice computer model, but I think a little too retro to ever see production.
That doesn't mean I wouldn't want one.
I actually have one of the pics as my desktop wall paper at work.

It's a nice computer model, but I think a little too retro to ever see production.
That doesn't mean I wouldn't want one.
Just my .02
Good lord that really is absolutely bloody fabulous!!!
I would buy that over the new stang. And if it came stuffed with LS6 goodness and the option to not have t-tops, I would buy that over a new Corvette too.
It just blows any of the latest GM concepts out of the water.
I would buy that over the new stang. And if it came stuffed with LS6 goodness and the option to not have t-tops, I would buy that over a new Corvette too.
It just blows any of the latest GM concepts out of the water.
Originally posted by newby
I don't think it's too retro. Using guionM's definition of retro (which makes a lot of sense), if you took that car back to 1969, I think people would recognize it as a Camaro, but it would DEFINATELY look like it was from the future, not like it was just another 60's car.
Just my .02
I don't think it's too retro. Using guionM's definition of retro (which makes a lot of sense), if you took that car back to 1969, I think people would recognize it as a Camaro, but it would DEFINATELY look like it was from the future, not like it was just another 60's car.
Just my .02
Originally posted by newby
I don't think it's too retro. Using guionM's definition of retro (which makes a lot of sense), if you took that car back to 1969, I think people would recognize it as a Camaro, but it would DEFINATELY look like it was from the future, not like it was just another 60's car.
Just my .02
I don't think it's too retro. Using guionM's definition of retro (which makes a lot of sense), if you took that car back to 1969, I think people would recognize it as a Camaro, but it would DEFINATELY look like it was from the future, not like it was just another 60's car.
Just my .02
It needs to lose that little scoop over quarter panels, then its perfect. Id buy one. However one reason I love my 4th gen so much is the fact that it has t-tops. Basically how I see it, Convertible when I want and hard top when I want. I can see a Convertible integrated into this design but not t-tops very well. Someone with talent play around with this pic, its one of the best yet and is a great start.
Originally posted by Darth Xed
It might have looked like a future car back in 1969, like you said... which makes it look old and dated to me now, here in 2003, to me at least...
It might have looked like a future car back in 1969, like you said... which makes it look old and dated to me now, here in 2003, to me at least...
But I'd still buy it



