The Chevrolet Camaro convertible project has been hovering perilously close to the executioner's axe for some time now, but these latest spy shots seem to be proof that the car really will become a production reality.
Latest bets are that the Camaro convertible will be ready for the 2011 model year (for that read the summer of 2010), rather than the MY 2012 that has also been mooted.
These soft-top Camaros have been spotted lined up at the Australian Fisherman's Bend Holden plant, which seems to support the idea that we will see production versions of the V6 and V8-powered muscle cars sooner rather than later.
As for right-hand-drive versions? It might be being built in Australia, but don't hold your breath...