2010 Camaro is here and worth the wait YES WE HAVE ONE and it is fun to drive - Lateral-g Forums

fesler · #1 04-29-2009, 10:42 AM

Well we have our first of 8 ordered cars and the build process starts, these will be fun cars once completed.

For the most part we like everything about them, they drive nice look good and have a very nice build quality. I am not sure about the radio but other then that great job GM.

Now for the fun parts, body kits are in the works, engines are on the way, superchargers are on the way, suspensions are on the way, wheels are being built and of course the billet parts are being designed right now.

Here are some shots of the very first one in our shop and we are taking orders now for the cars. We have 3 different versions of the Fesler Moss Camaro and will be doing a ton of testing at Bondurant in the next few weeks.

Now this being the first one it has a V6 but we didnt care because we need it for the body panels but it has some serious power for a V6. We are going to work on a supercharger version for them as well.

fesler · #2 04-29-2009, 10:43 AM

fesler · #3 04-29-2009, 10:45 AM

monza · #4 04-29-2009, 11:07 AM

Cool can you now go abuse it... burnouts, dounts... etc. and post some video!!!

specialized199 · #5 04-29-2009, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by monza

Cool can you now go abuse it... burnouts, dounts... etc. and post some video!!!

**tones2SS** · #6 04-29-2009, 11:56 AM

Chris, will you be posting threads on the 3 different versions of builds and at the various stages.
That would be very interesting. THANKS!!!

CAMAROBOY69 · #7 05-07-2009, 04:29 AM

There is one about 2 blocks from my house that I am going to try and test drive this weekend. It is black and I personally do not like the way they look in black. The silver and yellow ones look very good. I also still wish they would get rid of the horizontal 67 Camaro line that cuts the car in two but oh well. Maybe the next Camaro will delete that and lean toward a full 69 design. I was also surprised to see that it had 19" wheels. It also sits way too high. I figure if I drive in with a 69 Camaro I will hopefully have a pretty good chance to test drive it. Personally I still like the new Challenger better. Just too bad the new Challenger is soo heavy.
I will try to get a pic of my Camaro next to it just for fun.

69MyWay · #8 05-07-2009, 07:25 AM

I think I see the paddle shift on that one...how well does that actually work?

The top dog SS can ge ordered with 21" rims!

The only way they seem to pull this off is the HUGE ON LARGE fender well openings. Yes...they sit too high.

I was thinking a killer body kit/mod would be to "EYE BROW" the fenders like a 69 and run the body line back - that and a more elongated rear lamp housing (69 also)...and that puppy would be finished.

CAMAROBOY69 · #9 05-07-2009, 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by 69MyWay

I think I see the paddle shift on that one...how well does that actually work?

The top dog SS can ge ordered with 21" rims!

The only way they seem to pull this off is the HUGE ON LARGE fender well openings. Yes...they sit too high.

I was thinking a killer body kit/mod would be to "EYE BROW" the fenders like a 69 and run the body line back - that and a more elongated rear lamp housing (69 also)...and that puppy would be finished.

A body kit that converted the entire side of the car to look like the 69 would make that one heck of a car. The front and rear are good the way they are. Just make a body kit that gets rid of the side features that try to make it look like a 67 and it will be perfect.

**will69camaro** · #10 05-07-2009, 11:55 AM

Car is amazingly fun in person. I drove a IOM 2SS/RS with orange interior last weekend and was surprised with how nice it was. I fear I like it more than I had thought I would. We will see if I try and get one.

Keep us updated on your builds as I'm sure they will be amazing!

William