Your Camaro on a poster, from the one photo you love
Some Camaros are the car somebody proposed in. Some are the wedding car that drove to and from the courthouse. Most are the one in the garage that took years to get right. Either way it is one specific car, so a poster of a generic Camaro misses the point. We make it from your photo.
21 Camaro owners have ordered so far, all in the US. Here are real examples, which years people bring, and how to photograph yours.
Free preview before you pay. Nothing prints until you approve it.
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Real Camaros from real orders
Each poster below is a paid customer order, shown without a readable plate or anyone in the car.
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Which Camaros owners order
Two out of three Camaro orders are first generation, 1967 to 1969. Coupes and convertibles, RS hidden headlights and SS bumblebee noses, Z/28s and one blown drag car.
The rest spread across the line: second-gen cars from the 1970s, third-gen cars from the 1980s including an IROC-Z, a fourth-gen, and a fifth-gen from the 2010s.
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Where owners put their Camaro
Eight of the 21 described their own scene: Mount Rainier over Puget Sound, a Wisconsin farm field, a Florida drag strip, Bar Harbor in Maine, a late-80s gas station with the old pumps. One owner put two Camaros side by side on a mountain road above a lake.
From our list, Camaro owners spread evenly over Watkins Glen, the Pacific Coast Highway, Route 66 and the Tail of the Dragon, with single picks for Pikes Peak, Mulholland Drive and Going-to-the-Sun Road.
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How to photograph a Camaro for a poster
Shoot the front three-quarter from grille height. On a first-gen, that angle answers the questions that matter: RS or standard grille, hidden or exposed headlights, nose stripe or not, cowl hood or flat.
On a 1967 versus a 1968, the side matters too. The vent windows and side marker lights are how owners spot a wrong year, so keep the whole side in frame. On an IROC-Z, get the wheels and the lower body stripe in.
Tell us what the photo doesn't show: convertible top up or down, the exact stripe color, the engine callout on the fender. Leave the plate on and we can remove it.
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Formats and prices
17 of the 21 Camaro orders were the fine-art print, 3 canvas and 1 framed. Most chose 12 x 16 in, but five went to 20 x 28 in, an unusually high share.
Every size comes portrait or landscape. US shipping is free and a digital copy comes with every physical print.
- 01$59
Fine-art print, 12 x 16 in
$59
Heavy archival matte paper. The most ordered Camaro format.
→ Prices and sizes - 02$99
- 03$119
Canvas, 16 x 20 in
$119
Stretched and ready to hang. One owner chose canvas for the wedding-car anniversary print.
→ Prices and sizes - 04$119
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How it works
Upload one photo, pick a road or describe your own, and see a free preview in about a minute. Pay only if you love it. After payment you get a full-size proof and nothing prints until you approve it. The preview includes 5 free changes; after you order, changes are unlimited. A person checks every print before it ships.
From customers
“Looks perfect! Would not change a thing. We have never had a picture of us in the car together. Now we do!”
“The print turned out absolutely beautiful! It was so wonderful to surprise my husband with a custom canvas to hang on our wall, commemorating our anniversary and the car we drove to and from the court house.”
“It’s absolutely stunning! We are having g it professionally framed.”
“It is beutiful. I will be ordering another one soon”
Questions
Can I turn a photo of my Camaro into a poster?
Yes. Upload one photo, any year. You see a free preview in about a minute and pay only if you love it.
How much does a custom Camaro poster cost?
A 12 x 16 in fine-art print is $59, framed $119, canvas $99. A 20 x 28 in print is $99. US shipping is free.
Can you put us in the car?
Yes. Add photos of up to two people and they ride as driver and passenger. Many anniversary prints have the couple in the car.
Can I put two Camaros on one poster?
One owner did, side by side. Describe it in the notes and check it in the free preview.
Is it a good anniversary gift?
It is one of the most common reasons Camaro owners order: the car they dated in, proposed in or drove away from the wedding in.
Free preview before you pay. Nothing prints until you approve it.