The Chevrolet Camaro will forever be known as America's original muscle car. Chris Fesler and Jon Moss have expanded on that principle to create the Fesler-Moss Edition 2010 Camaro. Built with similar historic features that have been prevalent throughout the Camaro's bloodline, the Fesler-Moss Camaro stays true to the original Camaro lines, performance, handling and most important, horsepower.

LS7 and LS9 packages available.

Sometimes "off-the-shelf" just isn't good enough. When that is the case, there is Fesler-Moss. The limited edition 2010 Fesler-Moss Camaro is limited to 60 production models. Reservations are taken on a first come, first serve basis and require a substantial deposit.

For details visit www.feslermosscamaro.com

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I thought the GTO gets credit for being the original Muscle Car...

GTO first muscle care, Mustang first pony car..

Didn't know the gto thing... But I knew the mustang part! Darn ford guy me!

Y'all argue about first this or that , I wanna know IF that front end with hide away headlights is really on that car. It looks bitchin to me and it also seems the front end is curved down more. I really like it , looks alot like the Camaro "Black" concept that I saw at the auto show.

Jeff

Since they don't offer any actual pic's and availability of the 2010 is limited I doubt they have a prototype yet. My guess is if you want their headlights you will be paying big money and will be waiting a long time to get them. Cool concept and they will need all 60 substantial deposits to get the ball rolling...

Since they don't offer any actual pic's and availability of the 2010 is limited I doubt they have a prototype yet. My guess is if you want their headlights you will be paying big money and will be waiting a long time to get them. Cool concept and they will need all 60 substantial deposits to get the ball rolling...

2010 Camaro production is not limited, performance shops have had Captured Fleet Cars at their disposal for at least a month already, they could be well on their way to working on a prototype :D

2010 Camaro production is not limited, performance shops have had Captured Fleet Cars at their disposal for at least a month already, they could be well on their way to working on a prototype :D
Where did I say production was limited? Even with pre-production Captured Fleet Cars, availability is limited. You are right they may well have a car and be working on it but they haven't disclosed having it which still leaves the car only being a drawing to the general public... What do you think $130k + ?

Where did I say production was limited? Even with pre-production Captured Fleet Cars, availability is limited. You are right they may well have a car and be working on it but they haven't disclosed having it which still leaves the car only being a drawing to the general public... What do you think $130k + ?

I mis-read what you posted, my mistake. Personally, it isn't a 130K car to me, they may sell a few, but I don't see 60, who knows :D