http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v66/reekman/DUB%202/Dub%203/Yellowcamaro.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v66/reekman/DUB%202/Dub%203/Yellowcamaro34.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v66/reekman/DUB%202/Dub%203/Yellowcamaroeng.jpg

Nice! Hope they do that in 1:64 scale.

That is a nice '68 :p

plankowner, Here's 1:64
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v314/bestss/12006_w6_64_BIG_die_oran_none_1967_.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v314/bestss/12006_w6_64_BIG_die_grey_none_1967_.jpg

Thanks

You'll see 1/64 67's in BTM Wave 6 which is due next month. Jae

Got to have those Jada's. Nice quality cars.

That is a nice '68 :p:hat:

IF these cars are supposed to be correct, this is a 67.....the 68 had side markers, which this one DOESN'T!

This car is NOT correct,'67s had circular front turn signals(not rectangular) also '67s had the triangle vent windows by the windshield and the mirrors are wrong but that is part of the custom look I guess.

...oh and since this camaro is suppose to have a custom look the side markers were obviously shaved.:P

The Key word on these is customs guys.............

They do take some liberties in the name of customization..............................

But then if you want stock vehicles...............

Go Ertl or Johnny Lightning..................

But for customs you would be hard pressed to find another line as good as Jada......................

They did stock cars at one time(still do a few) and nobody supported them like they have the custom lines..............

So if your out to make money you have to go with the flow................

There are tons more people looking for custom cars than poeple kooking for stock ones.............

Each I say have their place...............

I understand what it is and what you are saying but I was just pointing something out.Oh I'll get one.



...regardless to the fact that it's not a '67.:p

Does that thing ride on a railroad track? You almost can't see the tires.

They're just real real low profile ;)
The rim design is kind of cool though. Almost looks like a factory style rim though way bigger and deeper. Wouldn't mind seeing that design on some 1/64 cars.

Does that thing ride on a railroad track? You almost can't see the tires.LOL! :D