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Gotta love those new rims 

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Black Ice said:The big Buzz around the plant was people were saying Who says the Camaro is dead!!! ??

from the general for posting the pic of the yellow car a few months ago. So now you know that Troy Roberts and GM are Hand in Hand when they called him to pull the Jujubee photos (yellow car) and they said NOTHING about them in here. Sorry Rob guess you dont count! nelson500 said:Are those drilled rotors on the vert? I can't tell.
Now....on the other hand, it's also possible that because of hydroformed rail technology, structural integrity isn't really an issue and what appears in the C6 prototype photos above, is a more pronounced double bubble roof effect with a one piece roof panel. Who knows.....we'll just have to wait till GM officially unveils it.[/B]
Chris Kennedy said:P.U. !! Well, I hope this is HEAVILY disguised!! When I saw the front, my first thought was that they were re-introducing the last Camaro. The three-quarters view is o.k., but the BUTT is back--this almost looks worse! If anyone subscribes to the new magazine "Corvette", the latest issue has several more older Corvette show/design mock-up cars. Even the worst of those are gorgeous next to this. I think of Harley Earl, Bill Mitchell, Blaine (?) etc and want to cry. You know, I've about had it with GM---who designs this stuff? I subscribe to Autoweek, and will forward any reader comments. In the meantime, it looks like my hot rod C3 project is a GO! I am sorry, and hope I haven't offended anyone, but how can any of us honestly feel excitement over this poor piece of work.
--Chris Kennedy
csbacchus said:Therefore, IMHO a t-top would be a step back in terms of technology. Since the center beam is no longer necessary, it would only be a cosmetic change at this point.