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Old 12-07-2005, 10:23 AM
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Default Possibly the real next 5th gen Camaro - Concept pics!!

Hey - could these be official 5th gen Camaro pics??!!!!

check out the link to the thread at stangnet.com.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthrea...=600170&page=2


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Old 12-07-2005, 10:30 AM
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With the two different front ends, the pics must be from early in the development stages.

Lets see the rest of your concept, John.
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Old 12-07-2005, 10:34 AM
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those pics are being removed from every website that GM finds them on.


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Yeah, that's why I didn't post 'em on here. Guys over on that forum are emailing them around already. To remove 'em woul dbe like trying to put your finger in all the holes in the leaking dam.

I think GM definately did a nice job atleast as far as the direction of these photos show. Very hot - loving that front end!

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I love the car overall.

A couple things I am not too crazy about. the side mirrors look like daggers or something. The headlights...I dunno just don't look quite right. I would like to see something round. From the doors back the car is on track, awesome body.
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I think Chevy is making a big mistake if it looks anything like that. the majority of the people want a more retro look, like the Mustang and the Challenger spy photo.

I understand that its just a concept and its not a real car you can see the jack stands under it holding it up.
I hope that this was a big marketing/publicity scam by GM and the car they unveil in January will be more retro looking.

If Chevy wants camaro sales to compete with the Mustang and the upcoming Challenger you would think it would be more retro looking.
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