Interior done, Now the appearance
I will say this, I have my 09 C6 parked right next to the Camaro and I have to say I like the 4th gen body style better. I am not sure why these cars did not hold value better. The Vette will be faster than the Z even with the fresh block, supercharger, h/c package, and the bolt ons but in the looks department, in my book, the Camaro wins hands down.
The grey looks pretty alright but is very common. Grey cars are everywhere. That particular shade is really nice and will be relatively easy to keep clean. It's probably the "safest" color.
Black is dead sexy. But it looks like hell with a quickness because it shows every speck of dirt and the slightest swirls.
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any medium shade they tried to use. I would recommend stepping it up if you kept the blue, and opting for C5 Electron blue. Its virtually the same shade, it just imo...has a finer metallic and looks deeper.
My second choice would be Cyber gray, its just a sweet looking color and looks really good on the 4th gens. I would say Cyber, that is before I saw Ashen gray from the 2012 Camaros in person. I think Ashen definitely looks better.
Third choice and almost a tie for Cyber, is the BMW shade. If you had to split down the middle between the BMW color and Cyber grey, I think I would opt for GM's Carbon Flash metallic. This color is perfection
I have never liked the Oranges on Camaros, with the exception of Hugger. SO meh on this one.

BTW....MCDude the interior came from....http://www.lethalinteriors.com/
Did a great job on yours though. Now for the colors.. I think it all depends what your looking for. Orange is gonna scream "LOOK AT ME!" When I see cyber gray, I think black wheels or nothing. Polished wheels just make it look like another gray car on the road, black wheels (like the TA above) just make it look MEAN. And easily put, black is just sexy as all hell, ESPECIALLY a heavily metallic black, with some shiny wheels.
The factory blue you have IS rare though, usually see them on V6's. Any Camaro can be done up to look amazing whatever color it is. Tough decisions man, I can't even decide myself but I hope I gave you another way to look at it lol. Good luck!
I need to pull the back seat out as I forgot a step, shouldn't take more than an hour. Even with the miss-step, they look great. I would highly recommend her.
I skipped the step more than forgot to do it (not thinking it was needed). The covers went on tight both front and back. When I got to the back seats I figured I did not need the spray glue the inside of the covers like I did the others. Well, the issue is the seats have valcro just like oem to keep them from moving, but since the leather is flexible the spray glue keeps the cover from getting lose with use. Eveything fit tight so I said well must be recommended as over-kill. When my kids took a ride around the neighborhood their weight in the seat strectched the leather (which would not have happened if I had continued with the spray glue on the back seats as recomended).
She is a one girl shop so everything is made to order. Took about 6 weeks from order to delivery and that was over the Holidays. The $500.00 includes all materials and her labor.....it is one hell of a deal figuring that it is seven pieces (2 for front passanger seat, one across the top of the back seat, 2 for the bottom rear seats and 2 for the drivers seat).







