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Design Competition #4 - K5 Design Contest

Camino LS6

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Here's my third, final, and favorite entry: GMC Yukon Z71 All Terrain

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Z71 normally says Off Road by the badge, but I figure in the spirit of the concept, and since this looks like it could conquer the terrain of another planet, "All Terrain" suits. I chose "Yukon because later 2-door models switched to that name along with their 4-door brethren, and I think that "Yukon" sounds tougher and far less goofy than "Jimmy".

The wheelbase and overall length are a bit shorter, but long enough that it doesn't appear stubby. The doors are pretty radical, which I like, and allow more access to the back without requiring a suicide door. Front fascia has been tweaked a bit: slightly smaller grill and larger lower intake and smoked out headlights.

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Here's the Chevy 'KFap' Blazer. The watch is mine, losers.

Intrepidation
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Here's my third, final, and favorite entry: GMC Yukon Z71 All Terrain Z71 normally says Off Road by the badge, but I figure in the spirit of the concept, and since this looks like it could conquer

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I wanted to go for something more interesting than the boring door design every truck has used in history, so I decided to think outside the box.

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Here's my third, final, and favorite entry: GMC Yukon Z71 All Terrain

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Z71 normally says Off Road by the badge, but I figure in the spirit of the concept, and since this looks like it could conquer the terrain of another planet, "All Terrain" suits. I chose "Yukon because later 2-door models switched to that name along with their 4-door brethren, and I think that "Yukon" sounds tougher and far less goofy than "Jimmy".

The wheelbase and overall length are a bit shorter, but long enough that it doesn't appear stubby. The doors are pretty radical, which I like, and allow more access to the back without requiring a suicide door. Front fascia has been tweaked a bit: slightly smaller grill and larger lower intake and smoked out headlights.

It has coupe doors!

Cool touch.

I get what you were trying to do with the doors, but trucks have never had coupe doors and I can't just seem to accept that part of your design. However, I think minus the door issue, you rock one mean truck there DF!!

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I've another entry coming that's like nothing previously posted, and nothing like I hinted in my other posts. Hopefully I can get it done tonight. If not I'll just put it in Member Showcase when it's done.

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Not really a fan of the '73-'77 El Camino door glass in one of the entries. I mean, the donor vehicle is cool, but it just does not fit with the rest of the chop. No harmony.

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Not really a fan of the '73-'77 El Camino door glass in one of the entries. I mean, the donor vehicle is cool, but it just does not fit with the rest of the chop. No harmony.

I disagree, but different strokes for different folks. Tell you what, you can have the ColoBlazer and I'll have the Yukon All Terrain. ;)

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