CaminoLS6

Some of you may remember our Chevelle project over at Cheers and Gears at the time it was called the Skunkworks. We had to change the name to The Underground and after almost 2 years we have finally completed it. I'd really appreciate it if you folks would go take a look.

Thanks

Follow the links at the end of the text to see the whole project.

http://www.cheersandgears.com/

eagleknight97

WOW Thats all I gotta say! That is VERY high quality work. Man, can you imagine it if GM actually built most of those models and it looked real similar to that? That would be beyond great! Im only 20 and unfortunately wasnt around for the Muscle cars of yester year, but I have to say that I think there would be quite a few old enthusiasts who would look at this seriously. Not to mention alot of younger enthusiasts and of course the regular buyer with the lower models! Man, that would be simply awesome

Indelibility

I can't find any of the cars...can you provide a direct link to the pics? All I see is small thumbnails and an article.

CaminoLS6

Follow the link at the end of the article.

97z28/m6

any real pics?

eagleknight97

Its not a real car they built, its a very good looking CGI and a very good website. They should prolly send the site to some GM management, give them some ideas.

2K1SunsetSS

The links just go back and forth between same 2 threads with no big pics. From what I can see nice effort but I'm not keen on a warmed over impala.

CaminoLS6

Try again, you clicked the wrong link. It's the one at the end of the text.

Brandon_Lutz

Or, just go here: http://www.candgunderground.com/

super83Z

I can honestly say that if the SS was priced around 30K I would buy that.

Chris 96 WS6

Two criticisms:

1. That's a pretty small car to wear the "Chevelle" name. Maybe that's just my perception.

2. The whole thing looks like a rebodied SN95 Mustang. The greenhouse is a direct ripoff of a Mustang. Seeing as how the SN95 debuted in 1994 and this is now 2005 and this "Chevelle" is projected for even further into the future, I don't see that the design is modern enough.

Having said all that, the pictures look great and the work is first rate, I just think it missed the mark in a couple of areas.

dream '94 Z28

Cool computer work, but design wise I'm not really bowled over. I see more photoshopped Holdens and Opels in those cars.

While better than what we can get now, it's not as revolutionary or just as new as I would have expected.

CaminoLS6

On point 1, I agree. However, the whole premise is based on using what GM already has at their disposal. See the Zeta Chevelle concept section.

On point2, no Mustang at all. All of our Chevelles are Holden V-car based. We began the project before the Zeta program was first talked about. Once Zeta was known we knew that these cars could never see the light of day on the V platform. However, it was the only GM platform we could base the project on. The concept could readily be applied to Zeta-once enough is known about it. So,yeah, it is dated but only because the V-car was all we had to work with. The ideas are what really matters.

SGT Posaune

The Chevelle was a mid-sized car.

94Z28/03mach1

nice work,I'd buy a el camino SS.I miss having a truck sometimes,but won't give up my V-8 RWD musclecar.I think chevy will do this in a couple of years,but I sure hope it dosen't come in as heavy as the GTO.3500lbs is as heavy as it should get.