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Your Camaro. Its own race.
A 1969 with a cowl hood or a sixth gen with a wing: the Camaro has always looked like it was leaving a start line. Yours gets a race of its own, drawn from your phone photos, with your name and number.
Start your poster, free preview Hold a holiday spot · $29Free preview, usually in your inbox within minutes. Framed in black and shipped in the US from $99. Approve by December 9 and it's on the wall by December 24.
Sample posters of two real test cars, not a Camaro. Yours is drawn from your own photos.
What carries over on a Camaro
Your car, exactly as it is, redrawn into our race-poster layout: a giant number behind it, a black data band with an invented event and circuit, and your name. Badges come off. Everything else stays.
The hips
The rear fender bulges that make a Camaro a Camaro, first gen or sixth, are drawn from your photos and checked against them.
Hood and stripes
Cowl hoods, rally stripes, a blacked-out hood or a hood with extractor vents: whatever yours has stays.
Lights
Round quad tail lights on a classic, the slim LEDs on a new one, halo headlights on a fifth gen: your lights, not a catalogue's.
Wheels and stance
Your wheels, your sidewall, your ride height, whether it's dropped on coilovers or on stock springs.
Aero
A rear wing, a front splitter, dive planes, a diffuser: all of it carries over exactly as it sits on your car.
Convertibles
Top up or down, your choice. Shoot it the way you want it drawn and the poster follows.
Phone pic in, poster out.
A real test car, shot on a phone in a parking lot. Same wheels, same stance, same paint. Drag the slider on the home page to see it up close.
Shooting a Camaro
A low rear three-quarter shot shows the hips and the tail lights best. Add a straight side shot so the wheels and ride height are exact. Four to six photos, plates can stay in; they get blurred.
Pick your wall.
Black frame, thick matte paper, US shipping included. The tiles are to scale. Not sure how big? 18 × 24 suits almost any room, and you can change the size when the preview lands.
Camaro questions
Is a 1969 any harder than a new one?
No. Older cars just need good daylight photos with the whole car in frame. Chrome bumpers, hideaway headlights and spoilers are all drawn as they are.
Will the package badges show?
No badges on any poster, and no model or package names. The hood, the stripes, the flares and the wheels that make it that car all stay.
What about a car that's mid-project?
Primer, mismatched panels and all, if that's how it is today it can be drawn that way. Or wait for paint; previews are free either way.
How is it made?
Drawn by our AI from your photos, then checked by a person against every photo you sent before it prints: paint, wheels, lights, trim, stance and mods. Nothing is traced from a stock picture or a template, and anything that's off gets fixed before it's final.
When do I pay?
Only after you've seen your preview and picked a version. The preview is free, and checkout opens November 12. Want to lock in one of the 20 pilot spots now? A $29 deposit holds it, comes off your poster, and comes back in full if you change your mind after the preview. Shipping anywhere in the US is included. Terms.
More cars
Don't see yours? Every car gets its race. Start your poster with any make or model.