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I did add headlights but I didn't like they way they looked. Not that I illustrated it in the picture, but they would probably be covered like the headlights on the old 69' camaros. Probably should have changed it to the firebird or camaro. I put a retro firebird/camaro grill on a GTO??? This is better than the headlights I had, but not really a GTO anymore. I guess I'll call this the 2007 firebird. This is my "official" entry.

First attempt at using photoshop to paint a car.

Looks like i could take this one! ha... nobody likes the G6???

Thanks, if they fixed they headlights they have an awesome car.

Just changed what I didn't like. Mostly the headlights, I think the coupe looks pretty good as it is.

6 3 will fix my picture #2 tomorrow. It got removed from photobucket.

Yeah, I'm not complaining either, I just thought the cobalt could have been nicer than what made it to market, I mean something that would shut up the SRT-4 guys would have been nice, but I didn't know you guys had done one.

How about a cobalt sedan or coupe for a chop???

Thanks, photobucket resized it since it was over 250kb. Here it is at 768 wide.

Heres mine, the GMC take on the avalanche.

Think I'm going to do a GMC brother to the avalanche. Had the idea last night and then saw that stl did one. Anyway, I'm still going to give it a shot.

I vote 4 and 1

thanks for the help. hopefully I can get some good shops going!!

Sorry if this is the wrong place, but I just got Adobe Photoshop 7. I was wondering how you guys are "painting" these cars? If anybody gets a chance could you post a brief how to? Thanks alot.

[quote name='BuddyP' date='Oct 5 2005, 12:30 PM'] Well, sounds like a few will be doing coupes... LOL... and here's mine. Saturn Sky Redline 5.3L coupe Man, that thing looks good, Nice job.

First chop I posted. I've been checking out this web site for a long time. Lots of great chops in here. Mines not so good, but I think it would have made a better chevy than a Saturn. It would be a 2+coupe, maybe with a removeable hardtop.