ideas for modifying a 2002 chevy camaro, exterior and interior?

Answer 1

lots of lepoard skin print - header panels, seats, all over the place...then paint some candy apple red flames along the sides

Answer 2

Other- first before you modify any interior/exterior, you should modify under the hood and make the damn thing go faster. think about a turbo kit or a supercharger. if you've already done, proceed.
Interior- put some gauge pods somewhere. make it look fast. then you should get some good seats/upholstry. whatever floats your boat. a good sound system is always good too so keep that in mind.
Exterior- get a good looking body kit. whatever you think looks good. you should also think about a sport hood and/or a spoiler. if you want, you could also think about getting a good paint job if you have the money

Answer 3

Make it a sleeper, get it all done up under the hood, stock on the outside. I'd suggest a blower and some nice dual exhaust, a nitrous system would be good too if you're into racing. Don't rice the damn thing up with a body kit and spoiler, it's a muscle car, not an import. Get a nice paint job and some nice interior work (upholstery, sound system, gauges) if you're looking to make it look slick.

Answer 4

Let nature have its way. Park outside an all-night market, put it up on blocks, and take off anything one could easily steal. Enter
market, buy a dozen aerosol enamel paints of assorted colors,
placing them standing sentry around Chevy Camaro. Return once each day until satisified.

Answer 5

I am a mustang guy, but i have a freind that has a NICE SS, its white, with a Cowl induction hood, Chrome C5 vette Rims, Long tube headers, a custom X Pipe, and true dual exhaust with Borla XR1 mufflers.. Sounds Sick as hell, and looks good too.. But in short.. Rims change the totall look of any car

Answer 6

SS ADD ONS OR Z 28 ADDONS