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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: DiabloTX on January 12, 2005, 11:24:38 AM
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Reading Sandy's thread got me thinking. What old muscle car would you like to see built looking very closely to the originial but with modern drivetrain, interior, etc...
My pick is the '69 Camaro.
Second would be the '69 GTO.
What say you?
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I'm biased but I'd love to see a remake of the classic Cougar. They need to make up for the chiclet car they tried a couple of years ago. The classic Cougar had some really neat styling trademarks that no other car had. I'd love to see a designer's take on that form.
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I think any company would be successful with a styling copy of any of their '68 or '69 pony cars... Mustang, Camaro, Firebird, 'Cuda, Challenger. There'd be a market for any of those amongst those of us who lusted after the high performance ones but couldn't afford them back then.
Same for the mid-size; Chevelles, GTO's, Chargers, Roadrunners, GS, 442.
I believe the opportunity is there and going that "retro" would be a daring move that would draw sales in and of itself amongs folks that weren't even alive back then.
But for me it'd have to be a 68 Z-28.
(http://www.personal.psu.edu/cjl181/1968_chevrolet_camaro_z28-1.jpg)
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Originally posted by DiabloTX
Reading Sandy's thread got me thinking. What old muscle car would you like to see built looking very closely to the originial but with modern drivetrain, interior, etc...
My pick is the '69 Camaro.
Second would be the '69 GTO.
What say you?
HaaaaaaR both of my pics!!!
:aok
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My favorite has allways been the Chevelle SS convertable. I am not sure the year but my best friends big brother had one when I was young and impressionable and it has always been a favorite of mine. 68 I think
(http://www.chevelles.com/classifieds/photoads/corwin/front.jpg)
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Pongo,
Thats a 67 I think. The 68 was a major body style change from that.
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
Pongo,
Thats a 67 I think. The 68 was a major body style change from that.
Yup. 67. 68 looked more like a 69 except there were flags behind the chevy logo on the grill and the tail lights were rectangular instead of the 69 "triangle" look.
My favorite was the 70.
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Originally posted by DiabloTX
Reading Sandy's thread got me thinking. What old muscle car would you like to see built looking very closely to the originial but with modern drivetrain, interior, etc...
My pick is the '69 Camaro.
Second would be the '69 GTO.
What say you?
Yeah the '69 Camaro would be pretty sweet... Agreed
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71 'cuda. No doubt about it.
In original colours only... none of this pastel crap.
Pluuuuuuuum Craaaaazy
(http://www.musclecarcalendar.com/FeatureCars2004Home/Chris&Dennis/CC7II.jpg)
Get rid of those gay wheels and put the steelies with mexican hats back on.
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Mine would be a 69 Dodge Super Bee in Blue :D
(http://www.mcecars.com/car_images/1634.jpg)
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This one:
(http://www.veafotoaqui.com/CarrosF1/0_Mustang_67_Fastback_02.jpg)
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Heck Sandy,
The new one is close lol!
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...but not close enough. :)
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'69 Dodge Daytona with a fuel injected 426 Hemi.
'68 Shelby GT500 with 428 SOHC.
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Originally posted by DiabloTX
Reading Sandy's thread got me thinking. What old muscle car would you like to see built looking very closely to the originial but with modern drivetrain, interior, etc...
My pick is the '69 Camaro.
Second would be the '69 GTO.
What say you?
Bingo!!! We have a winer. I would like to see a 68-69 camaro SS or a convertible.... With gm's nice 5.4L v8, nice pipes, and a 6 speed man. trans.
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Yup 68-69 Camaro...but not convertible, since convertables are for sissies like Lazs.
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I am with you on the 68-69 Camaros and SOB is right rag tops are for the little ladies.
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'68 Z-28 with the 302, or the '69 Firebird would be nice. you also couldn't go wrong with a '70 GTO Judge, or a '72 442 or............
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I would like to see a shelby done the right way!
And that would be by Carroll himself.
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/481_1105559928_02c023left1.jpg)
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65 AC Cobra
56 Corvette
66 GTO
69 Cuda
68 Charger
I would say the 57 Tbird, but Ford blew that one.
The cars should not only true to the style, but true to the purpose as well.
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wow... there are so many I'd like to see.
67 GTO
69 Charger
67 Chevelle (The staggered super-sport emblem on the rear quarter tags Pongos pic as a 67)
70 Buick GSX
70 Roadrunner
62 Ferrari GTO
seems like there would be really good money in reproducing classics. I wonder why nobody does it?
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they make all steel 69 camaro bodies right now and every single repo part you need to finish one.
I like 68-69 SS big block El Camino's
All you who like 69 chargers really meant to say 68 rt chargers tho right?
A lot of the mopars will be very easy to reproduce now that chrysler is bringing out 426 hemi crate engines along with their "modern" hemi.
lazs
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(http://www2.dealsonwheels.com/database/cars/000369-200412-000020_2big.jpg)
1967 GT-500 (Just like Dad had)
(http://www.vettefinders.com/ad_Images/1/9045/7612/68401.jpg)
1961 Chevrolet Corvette
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Check it out:
2007 Camaro? (http://myitforum.techtarget.com/blog/rcrumbaker/archive/2005/01/03/1210.aspx)
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That is an artistic rendering Diablo. I doubt GM would ever build it.
Even if they did, there is no way they would make 2007. If they had prototypes or show cars,..then maybe 2007, but not from a drawing today will they make it in 2007.
As I understand it, GM takes 3 years to produce what they have finalized on paper.
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Wow, that's cool Diablo. That blue SS looks really nice. If those are the new Camaros, they are the first camaro since the 1970 body type that doesn't look like a joke.
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(http://www.isomillennium.it/immagini/gallery_isetta/isetta_friends/Mario_Estivalet_Isetta.jpg)
(http://www.jcc.ch/images/GP_Safenwil/isetta2.jpg)
(http://www.daves-classic-transport.co.uk/latest/archive19/new08.jpg)
(http://www.iol.ie/~donohoer/Messerscmitt_KR200_Convertible_front_quarter.jpg)
eskimo
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lol eskimo, is that the meserchmit car?
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Originally posted by Flyboy
lol eskimo, is that the meserchmit car?
Yep, ironically they were also the fist staff cars of tyhe IDF.. :)
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A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertable...
(http://www.dealsonwheels.com/database/cars/77889big.jpg)
http://www.dealsonwheels.com/search/detailbig.cfm/Autos__ID/77889
Stream
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Originally posted by Sandman
This one:
(http://www.veafotoaqui.com/CarrosF1/0_Mustang_67_Fastback_02.jpg)
ahh. The 67 Fastback, even though I prefer the 68, it appears to be "Highland Green". That is my ALL-TIME fav. color.
RE-build the GT500KR.
Karaya
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Originally posted by o0Stream140o
A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertable...
(http://www.dealsonwheels.com/database/cars/77889big.jpg)
http://www.dealsonwheels.com/search/detailbig.cfm/Autos__ID/77889
Stream
That Vette is garbage without the original wheels, etc. I despise people who "chop" classic cars. Keep the watermelon the way it was supposed to be. Hell, that dolt might as well have put 22" wheels on it.
Karaya
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Originally posted by Flyboy
lol eskimo, is that the meserchmit car?
Top two pictures are an Isetta.
Bottom pictures Me's
Here is the modern version, a Daimler Chrysler product..
(http://www.eccentrifuge.com/rabies/kleine/web.crops/black.smart.car.jpg)
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Originally posted by NUKE
Wow, that's cool Diablo. That blue SS looks really nice. If those are the new Camaros, they are the first camaro since the 1970 body type that doesn't look like a joke.
Thanks ole buddy. Me and my '96 Camaro salute you!
, hehehehe!!!!
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Originally posted by Skuzzy
That is an artistic rendering Diablo. I doubt GM would ever build it.
Even if they did, there is no way they would make 2007. If they had prototypes or show cars,..then maybe 2007, but not from a drawing today will they make it in 2007.
As I understand it, GM takes 3 years to produce what they have finalized on paper.
Yeah, I know it is. I just thought it'd make a good teaser!
:aok
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Originally posted by Pongo
My favorite has allways been the Chevelle SS convertable. I am not sure the year but my best friends big brother had one when I was young and impressionable and it has always been a favorite of mine. 68 I think
(http://www.chevelles.com/classifieds/photoads/corwin/front.jpg)
Looks like a '66 or '67. I almost bought a black one about 17 years ago. License plate would have said "BDMTRFKR"..hehehehe.