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Maximum Bob's edict that no Camaro prototype will be spotted with camouflage held true again today, when Corey R. over at Camaro5.com snapped off almost a dozen shots of a black mule headed out for testing. The dark horse pony isn't sporting anything we haven't seen before, but the chrome surrounds on the tail lamps are more obvious with the contrasting black paint.

According to Corey, the driver and passenger other drivers gave him the traditional one-fingered salute as he attempted to track down the black Camaro. The engineers driving the car, however, were reportedly very nice, and they allowed him to shoot the outside of the Camaro as long as his prying lens didn't get any images of the interior.

We've assembled all the pics in a gallery below for you viewing enjoyment.

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[Source: Camaro5.com]

Spy photogs finally caught two Camaro-bodied mules undergoing testing in the Land Down Under and it's obvious that development of Chevy's 2009 hotness is well underway.

The camo unfortunately obscures the front clip and back end, but the B-pillar is present and accounted for and the rake of the roof plummeting down into the rear window remains true to the concept. The vinyl on the rear end is covering a rather subtle spoiler that extends a few inches over the taillights, while the front seems to have a slightly less pointed grilled compared to the concept shown in Detroit.

We're sure more shots are forthcoming and according to the crew that snapped the pics, the Camaros were hanging around with a couple of Mustangs. So if it wasn't obvious enough, we know what the Camaro is gunning for when it goes on sale in 2009.

[Source: Straightline]