Detroit Steel

Paul Teutul Jr. of 'American Chopper' has found a cool way to help promote safety at construction sites: a customized C7 Corvette.

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vvv90

Good cause or not, that is one f**k ugly Vette.

ZMan64

Not sure of the correlation between construction site safety and a (butt ugly) Vette.

DAFFYDRUNK

Prolly ugly, but hard to tell from the extreme close up shots. If the photographer wanted to zoom in even more, he'd need an electron microscope.

Monkey D. Luffy

Obviously they didn't have your impeccable taste in mind when they designed the car

geno01

He should stick with building his Paul Jr. gas grills.

qnitro

Not a fan...

SpiritOf76

That is a very unattractive vehicle.

ZMan64

A weak attempt at being pithy.

Apparently we aren't alone in our assessment.

Monkey D. Luffy

Saying "Not a fan" is not the same as calling something "butt ugly"

qnitro was able to express his opinion with some class

ddelallata

A nice hardhat or a traffic cone on the passenger seat would have sufficed.

SRQStingray

I don't like this "customization" nor do I like most of his bikes.

vvv90

I didn't say "butt ugly" I said "F**k Ugly," as in the only thing that would make that Vette look better is a giant paper bag.

ZMan64

So you're the self appointed "class" evaluator?! Get over yourself.

Torquem

Can we get a worse picture of the car?

champs65

Corveteforum editor needs its' own editor.



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Steve_R

That abomination is way past butt ugly.

NewZ06Man

Article says "818" and car has "811" on it, damn it, now Paul Jr. has to re-wrap that whole car....

BTW since when is throwing a wrap on a Callaway car called designing it?

NewZ06Man

Better pic:

0Callaway Chris

Folks,

The idea behind the car is similar to the one used for the 811 Bike. 811 is the "One Call" for utility locates (in many areas), before you dig. Undergound Locates, or finding buried lines and pipes, is not only serious business, it's an obligation for contractors and homeowners, before they dig on property. It's to get attention, which clearly, based on this thread, it has.