2010 Baldwin Motion Phase III Camaro details
 

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Hey folks!

I just wanted to post up some news coming from the folks at Baldwin Motion. I've been working with them on a design for a Phase III 2010 Camaro and they've just unveiled it on their website, www.officialbaldwinmotion.com.

Some of the finer details are still being ironed out right now, but here is the story thus far:

There will be 25 built-to-order Phase III Camaros with power output starting at 570hp. The cars will feature a custom front grille, heat extractor hood, and a deck lid with an integrated spoiler and 3rd brake light. There will be several wheel and tire choices including an option for custom painted wheel centers and redline tires.

For more information on the Phase III program including pricing, color options, and availability, feel free to call Larry Jaworske at 941.713.8443.


I hope you all enjoy the renderings and everyone's input is much appreciated!

Kris Horton
www.carsbykris.com


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Very nice! I like the flares... The hood louvers look good also.

Where did you hide the back-up lights?

Good eye! :thumbsup:

So awesome I don't even want to know what the price will be.

The white one is sick. Are your body parts going to be available or do you have to get a whole package?

Much respect for baldwin motion name and legacy, but even though the white on red looks sick not loving the mustangesk look of striping.

Haha good eye indeed. I personally never liked the OEM back-up lights. I'm planning on having them hidden between the bottom of the rear fascia and the top of the diffuser. The rectangular lights on the stock Camaro seem like such an afterthought.

As of right now, the parts will only be included in the complete package, though there is potential expansion into selling individual pieces later down the line.

There was some back and forth on how to do the striping and we thought this looked pretty cool. Striping is definitely subject to change though and everyone's feedback will be taken into consideration. While we can't always please everyone, we do value the opinions of the real Camaro enthusiasts out there!

KH

I too have thought this and questioned it. The answer I have always gotten is that they are there for federal mandated safety reasons.

Skunk stripe has never been exclusive to rustang, they just over-do it. I like it. Have you tried variations of some of the old Baldwin Motion stripes?

Yeah, they're definitely required, but I wonder sometimes if they finished the car, looked at it, and said "crap...i knew we forgot something...just put em...THERE."

Yeah, I agree. Mustangs have really kind of claimed the look. Though I think he might mean that we shouldn't have run it down the front fascia and ended it at the hood.

We've toyed with the idea of doing the old-school spear down the side, but don't really feel that the car's lines lend themselves to that style of graphic. I won't say rule it out though...you never know!

KH

As a future Camaro owner that would most likely keep the car entirely stock I'd have to say that if you offered that hood and that deck lid/spoiler separately I would have to jump all over it, especially the deck lid. My current car has a third brake light buried in the spoiler and I absolutely love the look, I wish GM had included it in their spoiler.

I must say that this is the first time I've seen one of these modded Camaros and actually liked the changes enough to want to copy it. Excellent work.

Sick!

I love it and i like the stripes ending all way down the front fascia =) Maybe dual stripes instead though if people really think it looks to mustang-esque?

Wonderful job either way, so far my favorite aftermarket look i think...

white and red looks great too!

I definately like those flares! :drool:

Haha thanks, though the Phase III's will most likely not have altered wheel flares. I think they're amplified a bit by the lighting in the rendering.

As with the 1969 models that Motion has recently built, there is a high liklihood of there being a "SuperCoupe" version of this car offered in the future which will be almost a completely different car in terms of custom sheet metal. :)

I'm actually really liking the single stripe... especially over the roof like that. Also, the more sculpted rear bumper/facia is quite nice (total agreement on the afterthought back up lights). Oh, and thanks for someone FINALLY putting proper exhaust tips on this thing. Why did GM put sweet exhaust tips on both concepts and then shaft us by putting boring ones on the actual car? And don't even get me started on the ground effects kit and the weird retangular-ish ports with round pipes inside showing through. Keep up the good work guys.

I love it! The stripe going all the way down the front and on the roof look GREAT! When the stripes just end it looks unfinished. I think the stripe on the back should continue down to the rear diffuser panel. And the ones saying that the stripes are to "mustang-esq" need to get over it. When it looks good, it looks good. And ford is obviously doin something right and we know it isnt in the "go fast" department. LOL

Wow, thats some nice work there...I wonder how a CGM, and ZR1 blue combo would look?

I wanna know what kind of power and handeling options you'll be having and when can I get that deck lid too. Black, no stripy

OMFG THEY GOT THE SPOILER RIGHT!!!!!!!!

Checking out BM's website now.

another win for us camaro freakz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IROC-Z hood louvers and spoiler 3rd brake light are back! The spoiler looks higher than the tiny stock one, I wonder if there are any plans to make a longer, full length and higher stock-style spoiler.

I'm loving the hood. Hopefully they sell seperately

I'm glad everyone seems to like the car so far! This is just the beginning folks. We all know the aftermarket will be huge for these cars and we (Motion and Cars by Kris) plan to play a large role in it.

A big thank you to the admin here for putting these renderings and an announcement on the homepage. This site and its membership is truly a driving force behind the new Camaro and all those who have a stake in it.

Keep the feedback coming!

KH

These look amazing, great job so far! Only thing that seems kind of weird to me is the striping, IMO if they run all the way down the front, they should also run all the way down the back. Just my 2 cents though :p.

SICK !!

I agree, with what was said earlier. The only mods I was planning were performance related. Most of the work I've seen before this I would consider gaudy and overdone.
I definitely like the look of the hood and spoiler and would purchase them if available. I think they did a good job with the look of the vehicle. The only thing I don't care for are the aftermarket wheels, just my opinion. I think some of these wheel choices are overdone. But to each his own.

that looks pretty sweet

Not feeling it :iono:

WOW..amazing..could you do renderings of the old BM style hood as well?

The hood louvers remind me of the ones on the early Camaro's.

I like the wheels on the white one!!!! I've been looking around to see if anyone has produced anything like that yet. I am partial to the deep dish, about a 3" lip, because it will give the overall look the stance I like.
Hope they offer those soon in black for my CGM 2SS/RS which I hope to have soon.:laughabove:

sick alright...:barf:

the SIM looks SERIOUS!!!

Baldwin Motion has always been one of my favorites from back in the 60.

I would love to see a updated version of this iconic car.

i think it looks great! That spoiler is absolutely perfect! I like the stripes but think the front should stop at the nose, and not go down to the bumper. i love the flares too, but too bad they wont be that wide. I think thats whats missing from the camaro.

Love the hood, really love it all.

Very nice rear spoiler. Artfully done. The hood is cool, although not totally sold on it. The flaring work on the sides is very nice. Striping is up to the owner, not a big deal to me. Any decent custom painter can do stripes to your liking.

But for the love of god's green earth, please offer the rear diffuser painted.
Or real painted sheetmetal. I cant stand that black plastic diaper look that so many cars come with these days.

How about real 3 slot brake vents? Would look jazzy imo.

Thanks.