so there must be more than 1 of these camaro's because the one in the other pics didnt have calipers and this one was obviously driving in the clip.i cnat wait to see the movie. used to be huge into transformers when i was little and its gonna be kinda cool to see an actual movie about them thats not a cartoon

i was looking on some transformer web sight and they had a picture of the gmc sierra 3500 that is behind the camaro in that one picture, and that gmc is one of the transformers too but i cant remember which one it is.

[IMG]ironhide2[/IMG]sorry its not a sierra 3500 its called a gmc top kick 4500hd and here are some more pics of it and also one of ratchet the h2 and i couldnt find any picks but there is a pontiac solstice that is something too. soundsl ike gm really wanted t ohave something to do with this movie.they have about 5 or 6 cars in this movie. GM's doing big things in 07

here is the only picture of the 3 i could download. you can find them at www.jalopnik.com

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thats pretty sweet looking

Article from Hot Rod Magazine. Lots of interesting tidbits in here I never knew. :w00t:

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sweet pics man

Ah! So that's why there was a Saleen badge on the Camaro's seats.

i wonder if in the movie it will be the camaro facing the mustang

i was just about to say that but i dont have a scanner for the magazine :laughabove:

but yeah, Saleen built the Camaro from a GTO frame (not mustang, saleen builds all sorts of cars) and built the body around it. it sits higher than the new camaro for driving reasons for the movie. it has brake calipers but the brakes and rims you see arent the real wheels, it has steel wheels and the brakes and rims are cosmetic hubs.

Here is a website I started some time ago dedicated to this car:

http://www.michiganclassics.com/transformerscamaro/

latest update goes over the November 2006 issue of HOT ROD Magazine:

September 21, 2006

Here is the information we have been waiting for! If you haven't already seen it, pickup the November 2006 issue of HOT ROD magazine. There is a great story (with pictures) of Bumblebee in the making at Saleen in Troy, Michigan.

According to the story, there were two versions of Bumblebee built for filming. The first one was completed in 30 days and both done in less than 45 days. Fabrication was done at Saleen's 280,000 square foot facility in Troy, Michigan. Steve Minn, vehicle coordinator for the film, recommended Saleen because they had built the Cobras used in xXx.

GM looked to their inventory and found the current GTO was the closest to the concept Camaro in size. With data and some sections and wheelbase drawings from GM, Saleen began their fabrication. The two Pontiac GTOs came from GM's R&D fleet and Joe Miesak (Saleen) went to work.

The fiberglass bodies were cast using the same molds GM used to build the two concept cars.

The interior looks much like the concept Camaro because the dashboard shell covers the original GTO instrumentation and the seats and interior handles came directly from the GTO as well.

GM had a say in the paint work. They altered the original stripes planned by Saleen to more closely resemble the Rally stripes from the 1969 Camaro.

http://www.michiganclassics.com/tran...camaro/hr7.jpg

http://www.michiganclassics.com/tran...camaro/hr8.jpg

i cant wait to see this movie anybody know what other cars are in this movie?