Going forward, rally stripes that are ordered with 2010 Camaros will be installed at the manufacturing factory. Until now, rally stripes had been installed at the dealership, but because of the increased production capacity of the factory, the stripes will now be factory installed. However, rally stripes can still be ordered directly through a dealership’s [...]
07 Jul, 2009
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EVS Motors has picked up their 2010 Camaro RS/SS which they plan to turn into the “Black Knight Project 2010 Camaro.” They’ve wasted no time and have already applied a set of carbon fiber look rally stripes, as well as on the Chevy bowties fore and aft. The rear taillights have been tinted to accentuate [...]
05 Jun, 2009
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Member Airforce1 has shared with us these photos of Ridergraphix’s hood cowl stripes installed on his rally yellow Camaro. It looks to be a perfect compliment to his car’s hockey stripes and we particularly love the way that it accentuates the height and dimension of the Camaro’s hood cowl, making an already aggressive cowl even [...]
26 May, 2009
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Member RumbleBeeSS and his wife were “moved beyond words” at seeing the concept camaro in the first Transformers movie. When their Camaro’s factory stripes failed to impress the couple, they opted to go all out with a fully custom painted bumblebee Camaro style stripe design. Since the bumblebee Camaro’s exact stripe dimensions are not publicly [...]
The commercial success so far of the 2010 Camaro has been due in no small part to its appearance as Bumblebee in the Transformers movie franchise. It comes as no surprise then that many current and future Camaro owners would like to see stripes offered for their Camaros which mimics the Bumblebee Camaro’s. Ridergraphix has [...]
14 May, 2009
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A gripe that some Camaro enthusiasts have regarding the factory rally stripes is that they come up just a bit short, literally. Currently, the factory rally stripes extend down the Camaro’s hood until just about where the front of the hood ends, and extend down the trunk just until it hits the rear trunk spoiler. [...]
