Does your 3rdgen look too wide?
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Does your 3rdgen look too wide?
I often browse these forums for pics of cars... For some reason, no matter what angle I look at my Camaro from, the rear of the car seems so wide and square.
The front, also seems odd... knowing the size of the car's engine bay, the total front end of the car looks huge. Then when you see the fenders without the coolant/washer bottles on them, they look emmense.
Now don't get me wrong, I love 3rdgens and wouldn't have it any other way, its just wierd how different they look sometimes... in pics vs. in person.
The front, also seems odd... knowing the size of the car's engine bay, the total front end of the car looks huge. Then when you see the fenders without the coolant/washer bottles on them, they look emmense.
Now don't get me wrong, I love 3rdgens and wouldn't have it any other way, its just wierd how different they look sometimes... in pics vs. in person.
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I LOVE THE WAY MY CAR LOOKS. ITS PERFECT. ALL I NEED IS WIDER TIRES. "WIDER IS BETTER!!!'
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Too wide! Wideness was one of the main reasons I wanted a [thirdgen] Camaro. Wider isnt just better, its badass
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Re: mine looks so skinny
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maybe Sir Mix-Alot was singing about our third gens when he sang : ........I Like Big Butts and I cannot lie you other brothers cant deny.........LOL:lala:
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overall thirdgen's are bad grass!!!! if you catch my drift!!!!they are perfect for looks, performance and it doesnt matter if you dont have skill to drive cause the car does it on its own. MUCH BETTER THAN NEW CAMAROS!!!!!
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yeah there deff better then the 4th gens.. (my fav gen is 3rd) But i like it that they do look wide, but it looks cool tho
3rd gens will never be outta style, there hot lookin cars, tons of ppl stare at me when i drive down the road. A real eye catcher if you ask me. But also seems like ppl give it alot of stereotypes, but we have to live with that 
maybe Sir Mix-Alot was singing about our third gens when he sang : ........I Like Big Butts and I cannot lie you other brothers deny.........LOL
3rd gens will never be outta style, there hot lookin cars, tons of ppl stare at me when i drive down the road. A real eye catcher if you ask me. But also seems like ppl give it alot of stereotypes, but we have to live with that 
maybe Sir Mix-Alot was singing about our third gens when he sang : ........I Like Big Butts and I cannot lie you other brothers deny.........LOL
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I like how wide mine is too....just wish it was a bit lower.....one of these days...it will be
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I'm just curious as to why everyone's posting pictures of their car as if one person's thirdgen is wider or narrower than someone else's thirdgen in the thread. 
(Not that I mind... nice lookin' cars...
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mine just seems really long sometimes.....
i think its mostly because its a vert... the coupes dont look long.. atleast to me.
i think its mostly because its a vert... the coupes dont look long.. atleast to me.
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Originally posted by Firebird 383
Sitting in the garage next to my '66 Caprice, the Firebird looks really narrow.
Sitting in the garage next to my '66 Caprice, the Firebird looks really narrow.
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its not to wide but your plate is to damn small....LMAO.....
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EvilCartman How did you fill in where the rear emblem used to be and make it look so good without deleting the whole indented line?
EvilCartman How did you fill in where the rear emblem used to be and make it look so good without deleting the whole indented line?
I've got the Z28 sticker sitting on a shelf for when the new paint goes on. Supreme Member
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Don't you remember those Pontiac commercials from a few years back? "Wider is better!"
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"wider is better.... wider and lower is more gooder" :rockon:
or maybe it's even betterer. you get the idea
I'll make one comment that somewhat pertains to the original post. I have had my front bumper and fenders off for a while and what amazes me is just how much longer the car is due to the bumper support and the shape of the nose. I woudn't change it though... I'd hate to have a pug nose car like say a mustang.
or maybe it's even betterer. you get the idea
I'll make one comment that somewhat pertains to the original post. I have had my front bumper and fenders off for a while and what amazes me is just how much longer the car is due to the bumper support and the shape of the nose. I woudn't change it though... I'd hate to have a pug nose car like say a mustang.
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