Please say it isn't so...
I'll wait til NAIAS but this doesn't make me feel good about it at all...

 

2 and 3 share the same fender lines...they are better looking on the Nomad. I am guessing that what is being said, is that we'll see 3 with the rear end of number 4.

what i don't understand is how the GTO plays into this. any clues?

 

Thumbs up on both points...I thinking the same exact thing about the fender lines!

 

Nomad front...looks kind of possible.

 

Agreed.

 

Crispeys Camaro is the only one I've seen where the split bar actually works with the 69 front end. Though If I bought the car I would probably take it off or black it out

 

the overall shape of the greenhouse is the only thing i can see that would be part of the 5th gen.

 

Here's a pretty good view of the rear, originally posted by krazycowgirl:



If you cover up those HUGE fenders(or hips as I like to call them) with your index and pinky(making the death metal sign ) you can see a distinctive rear end.

Looks a little like the Mercedes CLS rear.

 

I'm just waiting till Jan, I'm not going to let my self get all worked up until then.

 

I liked the one, when in Red color, I can't remember the thread, but I liked it more than most of the concepts.

http://popularhotrodding.com/feature...amaro_12_z.jpg

Just like to see the front look a little more modern.

They all seem to have a Retro-Forward theme.

 

Take the side profile of the first one and hints of the greenhouse...........

Then take the side fender creases of the 2nd one.......and possibly the front bumper grill area.........

Greenhouse area, nose elements, elements from the body from the hoodline up or belt line if you wanna call it that down the side of the car...........................

And of course the taillights position of Chevy badge and a variation of the rear bumper.......

I think you might have quite a decent looking Camaro there

 

Since the gto concept dates back to 1999, I think it has nothing to do with the upcoming Camaro. As far as we know, work on the next Camaro started years after this concept was unveiled. I've always thought that the nomad and the ss styling concepts could be related to gauging interest for a new camaro though. We'll find out soon enough won't we?

 

I don’t think Guy is saying they did the GTO concept with intentions of using its style on the new Camaro, but that cues from these concepts will be incorporated.

But once again, even though I’m sure there are blatant cues right in front of us with these previous concepts, I’m not going to worry about them until the Camaro is unveiled.

I can’t make a judgment until I see it all together.

And past that I’m not going to make my final judgment until I see it in person in Dallas later this spring.

 

1) Eww
2) Gross
3) Too soft; needs work.
4) Not bad; too Corvette-ish.

How difficult would it be to take the styling of a 1969 Camaro and bring it into the present?

Past:
http://www.claringtonclassics.ca/Ima...0Catherine.jpg

Present:
http://www.arkansascamaro.com/2007ne...maro.sized.jpg

 

Without further explanation, you can't really surmize anything. Once I see the concept I think I'll go back to this post. Maybe then it'll all make sense. Puzzle pieces are coming together and we can almost make out the picture.