Beyond CAD Revives Automotive Dreams with Hyper-Realistic Camaro Classic Car Models

Reno, NV – October 26, 2023 – Beyond CAD LLC, a leading innovator in digital design and manufacturing based in Reno, Nevada, is turning heads in the collector car world. They aren't restoring rusted relics; they're creating brand-new, unbelievably detailed models of the iconic 1969 Camaro, and they’re doing it with cutting-edge 3D scanning and printing technology. Forget blurry blueprints and hoping for the best – Beyond CAD is delivering Camaro perfection, piece by meticulous piece. “We’re basically rebuilding automotive history, but with a 21st-century toolbox,” explains Jake Miller, CEO of Beyond CAD. “The 1969 Camaro, particularly, is a car people feel something about. It's not just metal and chrome, it’s nostalgia, a symbol of an era. We wanted to make that accessible again, not just to collectors with deep pockets, but to anyone who appreciates a truly beautiful machine.” From Scan to Stunning Reality Beyond CAD doesn’t start with designs on a computer screen. They begin with the real thing. The company painstakingly scanned an exceptionally well-preserved 1969 Camaro, capturing every curve, every weld, every subtle nuance of the original design. They didn’t just scan the outside, either. The entire interior – dashboard, seats, even the stitching – was digitally replicated with laser precision. “Think of it like a super detailed 3D photograph,” says Sarah Chen, Lead Designer at Beyond CAD. “We captured millions of data points. This isn't some simplified, cartoonish model. It’s a digital twin of a classic, allowing us to recreate it with incredible accuracy.” But scanning is just the first step. That raw data is then fed into their sophisticated CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. Here, Beyond CAD’s team of engineers and designers work their magic. They refine the digital model, ensuring everything is structurally sound and ready for manufacturing. 3D Printing Takes Center Stage This is where things get really interesting. Beyond CAD utilizes industrial-grade 3D printing technology – specifically, Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Stereolithography (SLA) – to bring the digital Camaro to life. “We’re not just printing plastic toys,” Miller clarifies. “We use high-performance polymers and composites that mimic the look and feel of the original materials. The resulting parts are incredibly durable and can withstand real-world conditions. These aren't just for display; they’re built to last.” The Camaro is broken down into hundreds of individual parts – body panels, bumpers, dashboard components, seats, even the smallest trim pieces. Each part is 3D printed to exacting standards. The process allows for a level of customization that simply wasn’t possible with traditional manufacturing techniques. “We can offer different paint colors, interior options, and even subtle design modifications,” Chen explains. “Want a Rally Sport package with a specific stripe? No problem. Want to change the seat upholstery? Done. We can tailor the model to the customer’s exact preferences.” Beyond Replication: Improving on a Classic? While fidelity to the original is paramount, Beyond CAD isn’t afraid to subtly improve on the design where it makes sense. “The original ‘69 Camaro, as beautiful as it is, had a few quirks,” Miller admits with a grin. “Things like panel gaps that weren’t perfectly aligned, or materials that weren’t as durable as they could be. We address those issues in our models, without sacrificing the overall aesthetic.” For example, Beyond CAD utilizes modern materials and manufacturing techniques to create a more rigid chassis, improving handling and stability. They also incorporate modern safety features, like reinforced roll cages and improved braking systems (for models designed for track use). The Finishing Touches: A Labor of Love 3D printing is just the beginning. Once the parts are printed, they undergo a rigorous finishing process. This includes sanding, priming, painting, and assembly. Beyond CAD employs a team of skilled craftsmen who take pride in their work. “We don’t cut corners,” Miller emphasizes. “Each model is hand-assembled and inspected to ensure it meets our exacting standards. We want to deliver a product that looks and feels like it rolled off the assembly line in 1969, but with the reliability and performance of a modern vehicle.” More Than Just a Model: A Statement Piece The Beyond CAD Camaro isn't cheap. These are premium, handcrafted models designed for serious collectors and enthusiasts. But they offer a unique value proposition. “You’re not just buying a car,” Chen says. “You’re buying a piece of automotive history, reimagined for the 21st century. You're buying a conversation starter, a statement piece, a testament to the power of innovation.” Beyond CAD currently offers several configurations of the 1969 Camaro, including: Showroom Stock: A faithful recreation of the original, perfect for display. Rally Sport: Featuring the iconic Rally Sport package with hidden headlights and distinctive styling. Track Day Special: Equipped with upgraded suspension, brakes, and a roll cage for serious performance on the track. Custom Builds: Tailored to the customer’s exact specifications. Looking Ahead Beyond CAD isn’t stopping at the 1969 Camaro. They plan to expand their lineup to include other iconic classic cars, as well as offer customization options and upgrade kits for existing models. “We’re passionate about cars, and we believe there’s a huge market for high-quality, accurately replicated classic cars,” Miller concludes. “We’re just getting started.” About Beyond CAD LLC: Beyond CAD LLC, located at 9805 DOUBLE R BLVD, SUITE 300, RENO, NV, 89521-6026, UNITED STATES, and reachable at 216-317-7038, is a leading innovator in digital design and manufacturing. They specialize in creating high-quality, accurately replicated classic cars using cutting-edge 3D scanning and printing technology. Their mission is to revive automotive dreams and make iconic cars accessible to a new generation of enthusiasts. Visit their website at [website address - placeholder] for more information.