[Iamtheonlyreal1]

The majority does seem to be Camaro, but there are some other builds out there.. With the Volvo P1800 and Amazon's I am doing, I am finding that it really has to do with support.. Where the initial interest is, that is where the new product investment tend to stay, so that gives numerous build and product options. More options draws interest, due to unique builds and exposure, along with more people to the game. And then starts the Pissing Match Builds for competition, and that brings the Notable builds that draws more people and excitment, along with supply and demand elevated value.. LOL

With the depressed Classic Volvo market for instance, there hasnt been any real support for Pro-Touring or Resto-Mod builds, so most have been hacked up foot notes of what not to do.. In building my Pro-Touring 68 Camaro, versus building a Pro-Touring classic Volvo, you can really stand back and see the difference. Everything I needed for the Classic Volvo, had to be developed and produced, or else there was nothing. The Camaro Support system has the luxury of having the ability for someone to develope one more cool production item, knowing you can then mate it with other cool items made by other manufacturers, so that makes it easy for more and more cool items to be produced. I see several other cars that have support gradually gaining, and with that support, will come new interest and new builds of those model cars. And when those cars start catching up and competing with the Camaro, you will see more and more of those other cars.

Luckily with the Camaro, there have been some really dedicated people, that took the time to do things right.. And because of that, the Camaro has bascially unlimited Aftermarket support, with no end to innovation and supply. As people start trying to catch up with innovations with their other cars, by using what was learned from this movement with the Camaro, they will have the intial dedication to the Camaro to thank for their starting platform.