“Snowblind” TT 67 Camaro from EBMC

[Ron in SoCal]

Really diggin all the design queues and color except for the magenta. Different for sure, just not my personal preference. My style would run closer to a flat red. Car looks great.

[EBMC]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Really diggin all the design queues and color except for the magenta. Different for sure, just not my personal preference. My style would run closer to a flat red. Car looks great.

The "magenta" is actually closer to a burgundy. The actual powder coat code is called "Crimson Red"

[Hdesign]

Thanks for the comments guys! It's a maroon metallic but I usually render the cars in a natural/outdoor environment with the blue sky reflecting some blue tones. That could be why it may appear Magenta. I can't wait to see this one completed. Thanks for the opportunity to help out!

[coolwelder62]

I think the Rendering and the camaro are awesome. That's what makes this hobby so great is everybody can choose what they like and the rest of are happy for them.You guy's do some great work.Can't wait to see more.Scott

[Ron in SoCal]

Originally Posted by EBMC

The "magenta" is actually closer to a burgundy. The actual powder coat code is called "Crimson Red"

Originally Posted by Hdesign

Thanks for the comments guys! It's a maroon metallic but I usually render the cars in a natural/outdoor environment with the blue sky reflecting some blue tones. That could be why it may appear Magenta. I can't wait to see this one completed. Thanks for the opportunity to help out!

The color seems to come in a couple of diff flavors:

http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&s...&aqi=&aql=&oq=

Some of the metallics look really deep. I'm sure it'll look great fellas!

[tones2SS]

That should be a killer car.
Keep us updated.

[mdprovee]

Looks like a great project, would love to see this in progress, and see the rear clip installed.

[EBMC]

Thanks everyone, the rear frame section fit the floor contour very good and combined with the front clip we have a full framed car.






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We made pockets to allow the upper control arm bolts to slid out