10/19 TPW Check in station!!!

[baclarsen]

Originally Posted by ljustin293

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...mate+factories

SWEEEEEET

[5thgencamaro11]

Seen the one where they made the Z06 wow really impressive i can't think about how awesome this one is gonna be! Awesome show IMO.

[ljustin293]

Originally Posted by 5thgencamaro11

Seen the one where they made the Z06 wow really impressive i can't think about how awesome this one is gonna be! Awesome show IMO.

I just watched the show, with the Z06 yesterday..it was awesome!! I can't wait to see the Camaro one!

[5thgencamaro11]

Z06 was awesome.. if only they had the ZR1

[baclarsen]

Found this on NEO GEO web site....

CAMARO FACTS
After an 18-hour assembly per car, a new Camaro rolls off the assembly line almost every minute! Go behind the scenes with us and discover what really goes into designing a 2010 Camaro.

There are 734 robots doing the nearly 5,000 spot welds needed to create the body shell for each Camaro Coupe.

The Camaro’s outer body side panel is transformed through the strikes by four die sets, with the initial forming press generating nearly 1,400 tons of force at a speed of seven body sides per minute.

The Oshawa Car Paint Shop is a new, 1.3-million-square-foot facility.

This new paint shop was built in 2007 and is capable of delivering 150 painted vehicles per hour.

In order to get to the paint shop the Camaro body has to be transported on a bridge over a city street where it is painted and then shipped back across the bridge to the trim area for final detailing.

After eight hours in the body shop and five more hours in the paint shop, the Camaro body shell makes its way across a two-level bridge to the general assembly area.

It takes approximately 18 hours to build a Camaro.

One Camaro rolls off the assembly line approximately every minute.

This new paint shop was built in 2007 and is capable of delivering 150 painted vehicles per hour.

The Oshawa GM plant also produces the Impala in the same factory facility. The total plant size is 8.57 million square feet.

It took a $740-million-dollar investment to convert the Oshawa Car plant into a state of the art flexible manufacturing facility, producing the Chevrolet Camaro as its first product.

The Oshawa GM plant first opened in 1953.

Currently there are 3,743 employees in the plant (3,415 hourly pay and 328 salary.)

The Camaro engine is produced at a different plant and has to be shipped approximately 2 hours to the assembly line where it finally meets the Camaro.

It takes 8 months after ordering to receive a brand new 2010 Camaro.

All of the 2010 Camaros produced today have owners.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.co...view#tab-facts

[ljustin293]

very cool stuff!

[baclarsen]

Originally Posted by ljustin293

very cool stuff!

I like the 18 hr stuff the best....

[ljustin293]

yep!!

[ljustin293]

Still at 3000

[PUNKIN]

Originally Posted by ljustin293

Still at 3000

only about 15 days to our build week...I have a feeling we're going to move right along ahead of schedule...thats my theory an I'm stickin to it:5thgenvert:

Steve

[ljustin293]

Originally Posted by PUNKIN

only about 15 days to our build week...I have a feeling we're going to move right along ahead of schedule...thats my theory an I'm stickin to it:5thgenvert:

Steve

I don't see why we wouldn't..

it's getting close!!

[onlyhonda]

Originally Posted by baclarsen

Found this on NEO GEO web site....

CAMARO FACTS
After an 18-hour assembly per car, a new Camaro rolls off the assembly line almost every minute! Go behind the scenes with us and discover what really goes into designing a 2010 Camaro.

There are 734 robots doing the nearly 5,000 spot welds needed to create the body shell for each Camaro Coupe.

The Camaro’s outer body side panel is transformed through the strikes by four die sets, with the initial forming press generating nearly 1,400 tons of force at a speed of seven body sides per minute.

The Oshawa Car Paint Shop is a new, 1.3-million-square-foot facility.

This new paint shop was built in 2007 and is capable of delivering 150 painted vehicles per hour.

In order to get to the paint shop the Camaro body has to be transported on a bridge over a city street where it is painted and then shipped back across the bridge to the trim area for final detailing.

After eight hours in the body shop and five more hours in the paint shop, the Camaro body shell makes its way across a two-level bridge to the general assembly area.

It takes approximately 18 hours to build a Camaro.

One Camaro rolls off the assembly line approximately every minute.

This new paint shop was built in 2007 and is capable of delivering 150 painted vehicles per hour.

The Oshawa GM plant also produces the Impala in the same factory facility. The total plant size is 8.57 million square feet.

It took a $740-million-dollar investment to convert the Oshawa Car plant into a state of the art flexible manufacturing facility, producing the Chevrolet Camaro as its first product.

The Oshawa GM plant first opened in 1953.

Currently there are 3,743 employees in the plant (3,415 hourly pay and 328 salary.)

The Camaro engine is produced at a different plant and has to be shipped approximately 2 hours to the assembly line where it finally meets the Camaro.

It takes 8 months after ordering to receive a brand new 2010 Camaro.

All of the 2010 Camaros produced today have owners.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.co...view#tab-facts

That is really cool. I can't wait to watch the show.

[onlyhonda]

Originally Posted by PUNKIN

only about 15 days to our build week...I have a feeling we're going to move right along ahead of schedule...thats my theory an I'm stickin to it:5thgenvert:

Steve

I like your theory and I'm gonna stick to it too. It sure would be awesome to have an Orange camaro to trick-or-treat in!! Of course, it would just be treat if I have my camaro!!!

[PUNKIN]

Originally Posted by onlyhonda

I like your theory and I'm gonna stick to it too. It sure would be awesome to have an Orange camaro to trick-or-treat in!! Of course, it would just be treat if I have my camaro!!!

around here you'd have about 9 dozen eggs to wash off the car if ya drove it around on Halloween...the best treats might be parking right in the garage for the evening...

Steve