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Published: 2014-06-22 14:43:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 1595; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 32
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The second piece in my Camaro seriesA4, Copics, pencils.
Original photo: www.deviantart.com/art/Natural⦠by KyleAndTheClassics
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Great angle with this one and I like the bordering you used.
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You're welcome..
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That's is indeed a 69 And i do love my 69's, no big deal just change the name. Though you do have a classic dodge challenger shaker hood scoop on there which is blasphemy.
67- Round fenders, "round signals" in the flat grille, "vent window", narrow body.
68- Round fenders, "square signals" in the flat grille, "no vent window", narrow body.
69- Square fenders, signals below V-nose grille, no vent window, wide body. Also defined body line, raised cowl hood,
Also all first gen Camaros could factory-opt for the the RS package (rally sport) which simply covered up or hid the headlights until they were turned on. (to protect them from rocks in rally racing)
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Ok, thank you 
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Most challengers do, but the original challenger had a shaker hood factory option could get which changed the hood design quite a bit.Β www.moparmax.com/features/featβ¦
You can get it on the newer ones as well.Β
www.cervinis.com/08-12challengβ¦
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Ok, sorry again.
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Don't worry about it, you don't have to be a die hard enthusiast to enjoy drawing cars.
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I though that 1969 had that nice tri-segmented front lights...
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The RS had the hidden headlights but the '67 & '68 had the flush grille and headlights.
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Ok - I am not specialist, I'll trust you, and the new name for this one will be from the original photo. Just hope you do not judge this customized version by that original photo...
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I grew up during this era and can remember when these cars were new. Plus, the 1969 is the most popular body style of the "1st gen" Camaro's and parts are still readily available. Here's a link to a page from a 1969 Chevrolet sales brochure:Β www.oldcarbrochures.org/NA/Cheβ¦
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Stunning work, I really like the modifications on this one!
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