*Side Skirts - Anyone have them?*
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Pretty sure you'd have to do some drilling on your car. I don't think they'll look right unless you have the skirts on the front and back bumpers too. I've seen a forum member's car where he had his rocker moldings painted to match the car and it looked very cool. I'm still considering having it done myself. A lot cheaper and a lot easier to go back to original if you ever need/want to.
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Hopefully you plan to keep the car forever.
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There was a GM showcar back around 1970, a C3 roadster with cut-down windscreen and fender skirts over the rear wheels. Kind of a Bonneville land speed record look, it was nice. Might have been called the Astro something or other.
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I think 81bionicvette had them on his yellow 81 I think. That is a hot vette.
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i have side and rear skirts on my 78 with a daytona style front bumper.
everthing has been fiberglassed in to make it look like it was born that way. but we all no different
everthing has been fiberglassed in to make it look like it was born that way. but we all no different
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They probably attach with screws and double-sided tape, unless you want to glass them in, which is a whole other story. You could always try painting your rocker mouldings body color to visually lower the side of the car to match the low front end.
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Here's mine<a href="http://s59.photobucket.com/albums/g308/vettrn/?action=view¤t=350047.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g308/vettrn/350047.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>
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when i read the first post, yours was the car i thought of. i always liked your pics. nice car.