Non-Redneck 3rd Gen Camaro's

[ToolsnTrack]

I have a Camaro. At present it is languishing at the corner of the Skunkworks as it just needs to much time spent on it to be roadworthy, and i have quicker projects that i can get going and out of there first.

So in a bid to keep it in mind and retain mojo, i occasionally go on Google walks to America's Mordor. I sift through some fairly comprehensive dirge, but when i find a nice, well executed 3rd Gen, i get a warm feeling inside.

Ones like this:





I have those lense covers, looking forward to using them....



...and i am a fan of the notchback mod on the rear decklid...









Given "the treatment..."





I like the "panda mascara" headlight enclosures...











They never seem to have much in the way of lows, which i suspect is due to the chassis design...










Does anyone else share my sickness?

[keithyboy]

I love them. I think the shape is absolutely brilliant. Less is very much more when it comes to modifying them I think. Dark colour, big wheels, job done.

[ToolsnTrack]

Hubba Bubba!

[composimmonite]

Didn't realise before how the front is constructed with separate nose cone.
Can you get aftermarket alternative noses to alter the shape / profile ?
I like the "open mouth" look of the previous model.
Quick look on eBay shows Camaro's are affordable as well

Paul H

[ToolsnTrack]

Not to my knowlegde, but i plan on altering my current nosecone to make it "a bit different".

Then again, a mk3 Supra front end could graft on easily enough.....




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[R3TR0_R0B]

Always favored the Camaro, although more the 1st generation.

[bstardchild]

Oct 31, 2013 10:38:29 GMT ToolsnTrack said:

plenty of NASCAR influence on that one - I like it

[DWDarkWheels]

You've posted some really nice examples. That has slightly melted my usual aversion to American metal. (British plastic is usually my thing )

[fred]

Having the 2nd Gen some time ago, the 3rd Gen pleases me in ways it shoudnt
maybe its time is now, Oh C ock now I want one