Pics of my 69 Camaro
09-29-2005, 01:04 PM
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Pics of my 69 Camaro I got the guy who does alot of the renderings you see in Popular HotRodding to do some renderings of what my 69 Camaro will look like. It took 4 weeks of back and forth e-mails to get the car to look the way I wanted.
The car in real life will look like this except for the wheel offset in the front it will have less of a dish.
Naming a car is the thing to do now adays so I have named it "Sinister"
The car in real life will look like this except for the wheel offset in the front it will have less of a dish.
Naming a car is the thing to do now adays so I have named it "Sinister"
09-29-2005, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by slayer_taunu
wow, thats pretty badass that they can make you a computer model before they build it. does this guy just do body work?
09-29-2005, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by thechef
now how much did that cost i thought his drawings were alot of $$$$$$$$$$$
but that is awesome pics though
but that is awesome pics though
Yep his artwork isn't cheap thats for sure. Its kind of needed for what I'm doing. You have to see what the car is going to look like before you start cutting stuff up. Also gives potential sponsors a look at what they are sponsoring and what the inpact the car might have in the media.
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Looks beautiful !!! Not trying to be a dink but, the two things I would change would be the marker lights (either loose them or possibly flush mount) and loose the back-up lights all together. Either way an simply beautiful car 
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You definitely have to check this page out too... Local guy outside of Philly, and he's a member on here (Silver69Camaro).
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/533627
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/533627
10-02-2005, 04:32 AM
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Saw it over on pT.com I didn't put it otgether that that was your car.
I love the stance, door handels and rear wing..
Did he give you a time table of how long it would tae to complete once you get it to him??
I love the stance, door handels and rear wing..
Did he give you a time table of how long it would tae to complete once you get it to him??
10-02-2005, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Moose
Saw it over on pT.com I didn't put it otgether that that was your car.
I love the stance, door handels and rear wing..
Did he give you a time table of how long it would tae to complete once you get it to him??
I love the stance, door handels and rear wing..
Did he give you a time table of how long it would tae to complete once you get it to him??
The car is going up there as only a shell. When its done it will be a rolling, stopping, and steering chassis. I never discussed with him what the time frame will be. Since winter is around the corner I guess he can have it all winter caue its less that I have to store in my GF dad's barn. I'm also waiting of the custom wheels. Its been 3 weeks already hoping they will be done in 2 more weeks.
Time frame to have it finished is Nov. 2006 for Next years Sema hopefully.
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good luck,, mine will be going in the paint shop hopefully this winter..
What exactly are you gonig to do to the rear wing??
I want mine to sit flush, thats my goal..
What exactly are you gonig to do to the rear wing??
I want mine to sit flush, thats my goal..
10-02-2005, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Moose
good luck,, mine will be going in the paint shop hopefully this winter..
What exactly are you gonig to do to the rear wing??
I want mine to sit flush, thats my goal..
What exactly are you gonig to do to the rear wing??
I want mine to sit flush, thats my goal..
