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09-11-2008 #21
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then just wait til you see mine.. almost done too.
your just a little late to the party..
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09-11-2008 #22
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Totally!
I have been following the progress of vengance, and I can't wait for all the super top secret mod's. Very inspiring.
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YikeS, that purple one made me spit a little bit of supper up on my keyboard?
I was at SEMA when the Baldwin Camaro was unvieled, I absolutely loved it, others did not? It was just so damn cool and DifferenT. Smoooooooooooottttttttthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........ ...Kevin
09-12-2008 #24
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I liked the Baldwin Camaro at first, but it seemed a little cluttered the more that I looked at it. I like the more purpose built, clean look.
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It was the shallow wheels that killed the baldwin cars for me. The renderings showed huge deep dish wheels. The reality looked gross to me.
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^ cosigned..
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You got my curiosity up.
Originally Posted by Mr.VENGEANCE
then just wait til you see mine.. almost done too.
your just a little late to the party..
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Most of those are what I'd considered flared, versus widebodied. The Bright red one at the top w/ the silver stripe is what I consider a widebody. Most racers go flared. Flared is easier IMO, I have done both, never on a camaro though. The reason I point this out is not to be a jerk, but tpo assist w/ your internet searching. Good luck, it appears when done well, both can look good.
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Agreed, flares seeem to be the most convenient way to go.
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I am working a friends 68 camaro right now that he built in the early 80's in his shop class in school and he put those awful fender flares on it. he wants me to do all the glass work on it seeing as to how most is falling off of it, he even did the flair thing on the truck lid. I told him I would like to buy it from him and he said yeah and the first thing ud do is take the flares off of it. I said Yep, I would Rip those bad boys off. But he likes them and hes paying me to leave them, As long as the money comes in, I would flare the whole blasted car, No mater how WRONG it is. To each his own I guess. Theres a few out there so hes not the only one I guess. Still won't sell me the blasted thing though.
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Don't forget the Gale Banks Camaro. That one has almost unoticable 'wide body' front fenders. Always wanted to do mine like that. I just looked at their website and can't find anything more than a blog about the car. I'm sure somebody on here has pics. Really neat idea.
Jason
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