GMP shipped me the new 69 Camaro Street Fighter for my review.  It's a fantastic collector's piece that's produced in limited numbers which leaves no doubt that it will sell out just as quickly as the 68 Camaro Street Fighter did.  The box art is slick and carries the same attitude of the contents inside.  With John McBride's artwork on the side panel and some cool shots of the Street Fighter in its element, the box itself is worthy of being on display.  I feel very fortunate that GMP chose to include a special thanks to Lateral-g.net and include our logo on the box.  It's truly an honor to be a part of a project of this caliber.  This is a hardcore piece and will be collected by the hardcore enthusiasts.

This car really makes a statement.  It's almost completely blacked out and the red hockey stripes carry the 572 emblem.   Some of the details that define this Street Fighter include a  lift-off hood, a carbon fiber chin spoiler, deleted windshield wipers, 18" Billet Specialties wheels, 13" slotted and cross drilled rotors, aluminum radiator and a serpentine belt setup.  The detail on the carb'd 572 BBC is extremely nice, it's complete down to the spark plug wires and coil.  In case the 572 wasn't enough, GMP outfitted it with spray and the bottle sits between the seats.  The interior is all business with a ten point cage, custom instrument carrier, high back racing seats, 5 point harnesses and the console and radio are deleted.  Flipping the diecast over, the bottom is just as detailed as the rest of the model.  It has a T56, true dual exhaust, fuel system plumbing and an actual bent steel brake line on the rear end housing.  The use of staggered shocks show that even the smallest details weren't overlooked. 

The 69 Camaro Street Fighter defines the current state of the genre g-machine.  It's all attitude and built for a purpose.

Visit GMPdiecast.com to learn more about this car and when it will be officially available to the public.

-Scott