I was at one of the Caddy dealerships in San Antonio today. Tons of people standing around a yellow 2010 Camaro--Corvette engine and all. $42k or so. If this is a prototype, it will be destroyed instead of being sold. I meant to look for the VIN, as prototypes supposedly do not have a VIN.

Engine sounded stout like any vette would. I still like the 96 Fleecewood Broughams, especially the wheelbase (ride) on the Fleecewood.

This thread is in fact, worthless, without pics.

no way.

I was reading along... camaro... vette... and I came to...
Fleetwood?! Where in the hell did the Fleetwood reference come from? :rofl:

I was reading along... camaro... vette... and I came to...
Fleetwood?! Where in the hell did the Fleetwood reference come from? :rofl:

It's got a Corvette engine?

This reminds me of the velvety steering wheel thread in 09 V. :lol:

This reminds me of the velvety steering wheel thread in 09 V. :lol:

all velvety an suedie!!!

I like turtles

http://msp238.photobucket.com/albums/ff284/thatatariguy/turtles.jpg

What the holy christ is that?!

YouTube - Zombie Kid Likes Turtles

Another classic Bigbird thread...

I should have known this thread was a crock of shit when I saw that it was supposedly about a 2010 Camaro, yet only had ten replies.

Here, I believe, is a production model that was at the Test Track Pavillion in EPCOT. I was talking to one of the GM guys and he told me this had the six in it and was more of a standard equiped model. Still a handsome vehicle (at least to me).

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/cdgrenci/IMG_2041.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/cdgrenci/IMG_2045.jpg

ick. The wheels are nasty

The wheels make it look like it should be a 1LE.

Yes, the picture denotes standard fare. Wheels can be changed; especially cheapo ones that are shown here.

Thanks for the pics, C&C!

I still disbelieve Big Bird, though, and will continue to do so until he can post pictures or provide a news article or something similar.

I have high doubts that even the lowliest Camaro model comes with STEEL wheels. Im sure the production base models will just have ugly alloys, but not steel.

Here, I believe, is a production model that was at the Test Track Pavillion in EPCOT. I was talking to one of the GM guys and he told me this had the six in it and was more of a standard equiped model. Still a handsome vehicle (at least to me).

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/cdgrenci/IMG_2041.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/cdgrenci/IMG_2045.jpg


nice wheels:ack:

The steel wheels remind me of a story I read in C&D some years back, about the old Dodge Chargers. A guy and some of his buddies went and bought an old 6-cyl Charger for $500; it was a "Deputy Special" with no carpets, vinyl everything, a thingy to step on to clean the windshield, a 3-speed manual, and fixed rear windows. It was a terrible car, hot in the summer, cold in the winter, leaky, uncomforatble, etc. Some guy later bought it for many thousands of dollars once they started to appreciate, dropped a 440 Super-commando in it, and wrapped it around a tree. Yay. I'll probably still go test-drive a Camaro once they hit dealerships, assuming GM survives that long (I hear they are expected to declare Bankruptcy on Tuesday. Yay Tuesday. GM And Sirius/XM expected to declare bankruptcy, and 1/3 of the nation's TV channels will go dark. I can't wait.)

I almost like the wheels, in that, I like the direction they were trying to go, but I think it needs some more polishing. Remids me of the Buick Rallye wheels from the 60's and 70's

http://www.petepaulsen.com/Catalogofwheels/WheelPixs/57-Buick-Rallye.jpg

On closer thought, they resemble these GMC wheels a lot more closely

http://www.carcollectorclassifieds.com/ccselect/uploads/internetpics/Gol1008117781-1-001.jpg

How many points do I get for posting a caballero?

Huh. -6.