Philadelphia International Auto Show
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Isn't it a shame that the next 'Vette will only be a SHADOW ('sorry, Bill!:lol) of what we see in those photos?
- Aug 25, 2006
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I remain forever in the "Shadows"
The gal looks cool however as shared will likely never see the light of day aka production in a form close to this.
Takes care
Shadowman
cobrar1339
GT Owner
A bit too Batmobile for my taste. I think GM did a good job with the current Camaro as compared to the show car. They might tone this one down just a tad and have something truly stunning.
Richard Hille
The GT School
Richard Hille
The GT School
skyrex
FORD GT OWNER
I like the car, but it will never be seen on the road.....well except for in the last Transformers movie. :bored
Naaaaaaaah. I disagree, though I could easily 'live' with the slightly "toned down" version you're calling for, Richard. But, the way it sits, it's juuuuuust "Buck Rogers" enough to ring my chimes...
(IMO, the C-6 shudda had the split rear window feature, too. In fact, after '63 ALL 'Vettes shudda had it.)
Apollo
GT Owner
Kingman
GT Owner
I like it. Kinda reminds me of the old '65 Mako Shark II that I fell in love with :thumbsup
..............with extra gills!
PS: She's sportin some Dagmars ehh!?
..............with extra gills!
PS: She's sportin some Dagmars ehh!?
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Beach-GT
GT Owner
Egggssaktly......I was thinking how easy it would be to make a batmobile out of one for my son.
I remember when I first saw photos of the Mako. I was totally STUNNED. 'Vowed right then that when they were released, God willin', I was gunna HAVE one. Well, He smiled on that idea, and in the fall of 1968 a 435/427 powered, 4-spd, "T"-top PRODUCTION "Mako" was in my garage.
(Yes, Clinton. That car ALSO logged a lotta time in the garage. :tap:
:slap)