Did I just count
43 Camaros?
That's easily the best photo post in the forum.
Allow me to start by showing some respect to the LLT. Leno certainly did, and there's really not a bigger car collector than him. It is great to see the best V6 in the world showcased among some of the greatest modified cars in the world.
There are so many body kits! The Camaro is going to be
the car to make your own. Take that, Scion!
GM is continuing to make enthusiasts happy. Synergy Green, if that is what it is, looks very good!
The chrome intake box is beautiful. Lastly, if that is a Z28 concept design, I have lots of positive marks for it. The grille is unique but subtle enough that it does not take from the design of the car. The hood has inlets on the sides, a style that I favor very much and adds to its uniqueness. Rolling on ZR1 only fits on a car that may be destined to become a high-performance 4-seater. Adding to that a unique front fascia with the smooth slot-lacking top, a unique lower grille, and square fog lights makes clear its obvious role as a unique Camaro. Finally, it takes the feedback of enthusiasts to good use when it makes those back fender indents functional, creating an even more aggressive rear third. If this is any indication of a future Z28, it is sure to catch the eyes of all it passes.
DSV Customs, you are officially designing my interior. It won't be hard since you already made it. In fact, make an extra interior that matches your SEMA interior. Send me a quote. I will need that packaged and shipped to Chicago. Try not to bankrupt me.
I have a lot of parts to buy so I can show up at the next SEMA.
Having viewed these photos, I'm pretty much committed to that
Street Scene 3-piece dovetail spoiler. It looks great on so many cars. I can't wait to implement it on mine.
The Camaro looks great with lots of different rims. I'm pretty set on a specific set of
360 Forged wheels, but it is good to know that this car looks so good with this wide range of options. Some cars seem to have the need to wear the same style all the time.
I'm still getting a
Pedders suspension. The look of the lowered Camaro is drool-worthy.
What makes it even better is the function of that amazingly engineered build.
I want to know who built the
Sound Choice Audio hood. Somebody send me a PM. I hope you're a site vendor because I'm only going to buy from people and businesses on Camaro5.
Defenderworx will definitely be sending me a full length phantom grille for my car.
That black grille gives such a classic appeal to the new Camaro.
Without being at SEMA, I feel that the photography of our members has given me a great leaping point for analyzing parts.
I cannot wait to see more of these in person as Camaros become more common and their drivers continue to add their own personalities to their machines.