Scrapped camaro found?
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#6
Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Originally Posted by 5thGen
no, it's a blurry picture of the clay mock up.
#7
Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Perhaps this is the other side of the same clay mock up?
We never saw a shot of the drivers side, which was styled slightly different as we could tell form the frontal pictures.
The pic is pretty blurry, though... hard to tell if the "seam" is running down the middle of that car...
We never saw a shot of the drivers side, which was styled slightly different as we could tell form the frontal pictures.
The pic is pretty blurry, though... hard to tell if the "seam" is running down the middle of that car...
#10
Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Interesting... I had not seen that picture before.......
Looks like it is indeed a second mock up car... wonder why they split one in half, but not this "new" one...??
PS: Mr. Welburn looks like he is enjoying his job in that shot
Looks like it is indeed a second mock up car... wonder why they split one in half, but not this "new" one...??
PS: Mr. Welburn looks like he is enjoying his job in that shot
#11
Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Originally Posted by Doug Harden
It's just a cropped, flipped version of the car on the left here...hell, they probably found it here LOL!!
Um......................
Zoom in on the front fender of the car on the left....... in front of the wheel well................ is that a "427" Badge?!
This would be particularly interesting...... with the LS7/no LS7 talk.... since it is basically 427 cubic inches.... (I know you can round it's displacement up to 428, but I prefer to truncate. )
#12
Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Originally Posted by Darth Xed
Um......................
Zoom in on the front fender of the car on the left....... in front of the wheel well................ is that a "427" Badge?!
This would be particularly interesting...... with the LS7/no LS7 talk.... since it is basically 427 cubic inches.... (I know you can round it's displacement up to 428, but I prefer to truncate. )
Zoom in on the front fender of the car on the left....... in front of the wheel well................ is that a "427" Badge?!
This would be particularly interesting...... with the LS7/no LS7 talk.... since it is basically 427 cubic inches.... (I know you can round it's displacement up to 428, but I prefer to truncate. )
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Re: Scrapped camaro found?
Could be 327 instead of 427 since there's been talk of a base V8 engine, but it's most likely where the side markers go. It also could have been GM just playing around, but if they're reading, here's another vote for the LS7.
Last edited by IZ28; 01-19-2006 at 02:23 PM.