Line-X'd Camaro - West Coast Customs

[Wabbit]

Looking at the link, it looks like the car was built for Line-X. They probably just want to show what you can do.

I do agree, it is ugly.

[Frank in MD]

Originally Posted by Abomb1223

So you wouldnt take the Rascle Flatts Camaro they built?? This isnt pimp my ride anymore. WCC does some serious projects and a couple of firsts for the industry. First to Chrome multiple cars including the R8, using older bodies on modern frames, making a 4 door Mercedes into a pretty awesome 2 door. . they are no scrubs Ill say that much. Also, a lot of their builds are for different companies to show off and arent meant for daily driving.

Honestly, I really have never seen that car before you brought it to my attention b/c I find what they do gaudy and overwrought.

Now that you ask though, that car is exactly what I was talking about? I would rather drive a stock Chevy Cruze than be seen even looking at that thing. That car isn't close to what an automobile enthusiast would be interested in whatsoever. Call me "old fashioned" if you will, but just b/c you can "chrome" an entire body doesn't mean you should, nor does it automatically make a better car.

Doing T- Tops doesn't make a shop cutting edge just b/c no one else is doing it, as your own post says, their cars aren't meant to be a daily driver b/c they probably aren't even roadworthy. Maybe the modern art community would appreciate something like that, but all you'll get from the auto enthusiast crowd are unbelieving looks, head shakes and chuckles. Different tastes may appreciate that, even respect it, so please understand I'm not saying anything negative about you. Rather, I'm suggesting that if you ask most people that show up at Saturday morning car shows, a clear majority would either not know anything about WCC or outright dismiss their cars as made for t.v junk.

Chip Foose, on the other hand? He's respected and loved in that community.

[Abomb1223]

Originally Posted by Frank in MD

Honestly, I really have never seen that car before you brought it to my attention b/c I find what they do gaudy and overwrought.

Now that you ask though, that car is exactly what I was talking about? I would rather drive a stock Chevy Cruze than be seen even looking at that thing. That car isn't close to what an automobile enthusiast would be interested in whatsoever. Call me "old fashioned" if you will, but just b/c you can "chrome" an entire body doesn't mean you should, nor does it automatically make a better car.

Doing T- Tops doesn't make a shop cutting edge just b/c no one else is doing it, as your own post says, their cars aren't meant to be a daily driver b/c they probably aren't even roadworthy. Maybe the modern art community would appreciate something like that, but all you'll get from the auto enthusiast crowd are unbelieving looks, head shakes and chuckles. Different tastes may appreciate that, even respect it, so please understand I'm not saying anything negative about you. Rather, I'm suggesting that if you ask most people that show up at Saturday morning car shows, a clear majority would either not know anything about WCC or outright dismiss their cars as made for t.v junk.

Chip Foose, on the other hand? He's respected and loved in that community.

Chip Foose is KING theres no question. The only thing gawdy about the Rascle Flatts camaro is the emblem on the grille. Otherwise the paint scheme is clean, stripes are clean (same as yours it looks like), nothing over the top. All new exhaust with a custom three pronged tip, a Harrop super charger, HRE wheels and Pedders suspension. What car enthusiast wouldnt like that?

[BBQdDude]

Is it me or should the have matched the blue on the rims to the rally stripes? Looks sloppy on that note.

[MackMan]

Originally Posted by Frank in MD

More proof that WCC are a bunch of clueless hacks. These guys specialize in building overpriced crap that no enthusiast would ever touch but b/c of the tv exposure and equally clueless celebrity clients, people believe their stuff is world class. It's not, it's just shiny junk like the motorcycles OCC builds.

I wouldn't allow WCC (or OCC for that matter) put on my tags.

This may help.. this car was built for the Line-X company as a type of advertisement. They didn't decide to just randomly Line-X a Camaro for a client or something.

Originally Posted by BBQdDude

Is it me or should the have matched the blue on the rims to the rally stripes? Looks sloppy on that note.

I'm pretty sure they are the same color, it's the stripes are in the sun.
On their page it has an animated image of them painting the wheels blue with this stuff.

[IOM Black Diamond]

I saw it at SEMA and it is horrible. Who ever came up with that idea needs to be Line-X'ed them self

[Rhyder]

Wonder why they left the splitter alone, they should of line-X'ed it or maybe painted it blue...kinda looks odd on the car

[PalmerGA]

Blaaaaah!!!

[LimaCharlie]

It's not horrible.....WCC has made stuff much worse before. That Camaro is screwed for life though with that Line-X on the body. I'm not a fan of the wheels too.

[Elykson]

Finally a Camaro you can drive to Walmart!

[BAD DAB]

[The_Blur]

Originally Posted by Elykson

Finally a Camaro you can drive to Walmart!

No door dings—that's for sure!

[NMSS#12]

I never really get most of the designs that WCC has done or come up with over the years. I hope they evolve sure but they seem to , we'll, actually be in reverse. That being aside that camaro needs a gallon of gas with a match chaser! Tragic ...

[z28racer]