67 camaro convertible

this is my 69 camaro convertible im working on, I just started it today, it was an unfinished model i start awhile ago ad i just found it so i decided to modify it a little. So far ive cut a slot in the hood fot the velocity stacks and Im starting to build p the edges of a dash out of a plymouth prowler. I had a wing for an integra model but i dont know if ill use it or not. The final paint scheme will be either yellow or stop light red on the sides and flat black on top. Tell me what u think.

EDIT: sorry for the bad pics


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v20/creepinAlong/uno.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v20/creepinAlong/dos.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v20/creepinAlong/tres.jpg

Bit hard to see :eek7:

Bit hard to see :eek7:
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seems to be a bit cloudy :lol2:

Please do not add a 'wing' to that car, it'll look really nice with some modern interior bits and either of those paint schemes as long as it has some modern wheels to match.

NO WING!!!!!!!

What kit is it? I haven't seen a '67 vert before.

Its a revell, I must have looked at it wrong or something its actually a 69.

dont put the integra wing on it, if anything other than the factory one that comes with it put the baldwin motion spoiler on it. i think that would look pretty sweet.

William

I agree....
I wouldn't put the wing from an Integra on it.

If you are going for a "new retro" look, I would put the tall spoiler on from a 70-73 camaro, and maybe do it in CF.

I have to agree too, leave off the Integra wing.
I contemplated doing the exact same thing. You'd never get the trunk open and it clashes with the Camaro's lines. The other suggestions are my way of thinking too. - Mark

If you want a spoiler get one from a motion car, i think that might be the look your going for. If you want i can get you the model number and part number.

William

the word 'bad' does not do the pictures justice. Good to hear that you're trying something different than the norm around here, too.