Old Camaro Transformers 4

I was surprised when I saw the first picture of the new Bumblebee a pro-touring 67 Camaro.

Old camaro transformers 4. Transformers movie enthusiasts and Camaro enthusiasts will cross paths underneath the Barrett-Jackson tent in Scottsdale next week as four Camaros used in four different Transformers films will be sold as one lotThis is your chance to turn your garage into a beehive with a single bid. 1000 Initial Order 9142009 - Classic Chevy Sugar Land 1100 Order accepted at dealer. Whats even cooler is the upgrade that happened to the Bumblebee car in Transformers 4.

9302009 - TPW 102609 3100 Sequenced101209 3300 Scheduled For Production101309 3400 Broadcast102209 3800 Produced102709 4000 Available To Ship102809 4200 Shipped102909. Bumblebee was already a cool car to boot. The older model Camaro seen at the Transformers 4 set in the Navajo Tribal Park in Monument Valley has been officially confirmed as Bumblebee.

So heres another picture. 1967 Chevrolet Camaro being revved up and put away after a hard days work. I havent seen it yet so I dont know if they are from the movie.

Robs Movie Muscle. Comparing that to what car is Bumblebee in Transformers 1 the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro was a much-needed upgrade to emulate the changes happening to the movie and the characters. EBay listing for the screen used Yellow 1977 Chevy Camaro Bumblebee.

In Transformers Bumblebee scans a working driveable new generation Camaro conveniently with the same paint job as his classic Camaro disguise at that time that wouldnt be released until some time in the year 2009. All 4 Bumblebee Camaros from Transformers films fetch 500000 in group sale. In Transformers 4 he is apparently an old Camaro with a pitch black coloration dominating the base of the car with inappropriately placed yellow stripes in the rear.

Gone were the forged internals hot cams and 4-bolt-main-bearing engine blocks of old. Search for new used Chevrolet Camaro cars for sale in Australia. However it is possible that the Camaro in question was being road-tested by GM engineers like they were doing in the real world.