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Trans Am spoiler on a Camaro
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Trans Am spoiler on a Camaro Just curious if anyone has seen this. I know a lot of work would be done but i think it has potential to look good. If any of you Photoshop guys could do this i would be very grateful.
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I chopped this off a standard SS rear end pic I googled. No lip spoiler. Infact the tops of the fenders had to be flattened a bit to meet the lines of the trunk lid. To do this in real life would be some serious body work and would be a failure in the end product.
I just think the stock 98-02 SS spoiler looks so good, and goes so well with the body, myself as a designer cannot think of a way to better it. GM just really nailed that one. Ditto applies to the TA wing on the Firebirds.
Yah I gave the licence plate a say in it as well.
I chopped this off a standard SS rear end pic I googled. No lip spoiler. Infact the tops of the fenders had to be flattened a bit to meet the lines of the trunk lid. To do this in real life would be some serious body work and would be a failure in the end product.
I chopped this off a standard SS rear end pic I googled. No lip spoiler. Infact the tops of the fenders had to be flattened a bit to meet the lines of the trunk lid. To do this in real life would be some serious body work and would be a failure in the end product.
ive seen that pic before. its just not right. but nice pic you edited there 
I just think the stock 98-02 SS spoiler looks so good, and goes so well with the body, myself as a designer cannot think of a way to better it. GM just really nailed that one. Ditto applies to the TA wing on the Firebirds.
