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03-28-2008 #21
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Hey Carter enough already you making what i do look like a 5yr olds drawing.LOL
Another great job keep it up it inspires me to practice more on my 3D renderings....(just have to find the time)SIGH!!!
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03-28-2008 #22
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Time, come on dude, what is time? Thanks man, I do hope to have some killer illustrator stuff to show soon as well. I have so much stuff that I cannot show it is killing me.
Killer work yourself Z, i dig on your style
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03-29-2008 #23
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That is sweet... are those real wheels or something out of your mind? I love those. what size would those be?
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03-29-2008 #24
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That looks awesome!
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03-29-2008 #25
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The wheels are real and available, the sizes are still flexible at this point.
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03-29-2008 #26
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What kind of wheels are they?
Originally Posted by PARKERRS
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03-30-2008 #27
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looks awesome - man i can't wait till you do my 2nd gen.
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03-31-2008 #28
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Forgeline wheels, powdercoated center with polished lip.
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04-09-2008 #29
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Carter e-mailed me the final comp yesterday and I'm stoked.
The car is well under way and I'm shooting for next years Year one Event with it.
Tommy
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04-09-2008 #30
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looks really nice
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04-09-2008 #31
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Wow, very nice looking design Tommy, and as always, great work by Carter.
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I agree that it looks cool from the front but the back side is iffy.
I assume your going with the Marqeez taillights(or however thats spelled) but seeing that the rest of the car is all smooth and has things shaved in a few places it looks messy having the reverse lights seperate from the tails.
The roof stripe is a good concept thats nice because its differnet but it looks a tad odd from the back as well. Perhaps its because it doesn't blend as well with the rectangular back window as it does on the late 2nd Gen Rally Sports that it came on with the curved back window. Either way its a solid concept but I think you could do a little tweaking to get a more seemless design.
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04-09-2008 #33
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I own a 72 Z/28 and that car is flat out GORGEOUS !!! Love the way you did the stripe, kinda like the Rally Sport stripe thats neat ! Love the wheels too! What sizes would they be 18s?
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04-09-2008 #34
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18x10 front and 18x12 rears are what I have planned.
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Nice!!!
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Looks sick!
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01-06-2009 #37
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That color combo and style are right on the money, kinda like the 75-77 Rally sport but a little striping flair on the nose. Chevy should have done that. Nice job Carter! Thats going to be one beautiful 72 Camaro Tom, good luck and lets see some more pics!
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01-06-2009 #38
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Very nice color combo. Did you ever try it with the small 1-piece spoiler?
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01-08-2009 #39
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I believe it'll look killer with a one piece spoiler. Originally Posted by 993rs
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wow really nice love the color set up
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