I saw this car online, and after doing a little more research i found very little info on this.

Is this a real concept car? or just somebodys mod? I like it ALOT and think itd look great for the style im going for on my car, if its actually possible id love to do that!!

I also found out the car was in a game called Gran Tourismo, the picture of it is also below.

I dont really care for the rims lol, but the rest of it is amazing, id love to make my car like that!!!

Heres all i was able to find:

http://www.smcars.net/forums/chevrol...pt-1988-a.html

http://www.smcars.net/forums/chevrol...pt-1988-a.html

http://www.smcars.net/forums/attachm...-z_concept.jpg

http://www.troppoimigliori.com/gt4/g...concept-88.jpg


Thanks for the help!

I don't think it even exists, especially since all the photos are from a video game.

It looks like a concept car of the 91-92 with the aero ground affects and high rise spoiler.

It does also look like it could be from a video game, gran turismo or Forza or something.

Edit...

It even says they made it in GT4 which is Gran Turismo 4!

nope theres one! i would love to replicate this car!







http://www.camaroz28.com/winged-3rd-...totype-camaro/

Yeah, it's a true car. It's been in every Gran Turismo game to date.

Sorry, i had actually found the link to the real car (the pictures INTIMIDATOR Z posted) but it looks like i pasted the firsdt link twice and left that link out altogether.

I agree with SDtransAM, it does look to be a 91-92 because of the ground effects.

Id really like to replicate this, i know it wont be cheap by any means, but how feasable is it? The only concern i have is that all those parts are custom, so it would be nearly impossible and cost a small fortune to get those parts, let alone have them installed.

The funny thing is the rear bumper looks VERY similar to my bumper on my '88, only small differences. The main big difference is where the liscence plate goes, so could you swap a Trans Am's rear bumper on an IROC, to get the place placement in the same spot? It seems like you should be able to.

Does anyone know if those tail lights are actually produced or not?

That's a beautiful car and definitely a one of a kind. First thought on the design though was how do you open the rear hatch?

i kinda like how only the hatch glass opens to get into the trunk.

Everything on that car is one off. The closest you're gonna get a 91-92 Z28... you can see all the styling cues from the later Z's in it.

Also, the firebird bumpers are too wide to go on Camaros.

I like everything about it though, except the wheels and the stupid fins on the fenders. What is that about?