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I am sincerely convinced it's useless arguing about taste, but I admit this one is a serious test to that conviction Now, if the guy who built it likes it, as will do the one who buys it, my hurt feelings don't matter...
Yep, that's pretty ugly. Reminds me of a recent story. I met a guy two weeks ago; he lives less than 3 miles from me here in Madison. He's owned a '64 roadster for 35 years and has not driven it since 1984 because it's so ugly (his words not mine). The owner before him put a new nose on, removing the headlight buckets and installing headlights in the front fenders, making it look a little like a mid 60s Jaguar. The turn signal housing were shaved off and the turn signals were bolted into where the grill used to be. I went to see the car last week out of curiosity. It was like discovering a barn find, the Vette was over in a corner of his garage, covered with boxes, tools, dust and grime. Even though it is a matching numbers car, that front end is pretty ugly. He wants to put a stock appearing front clip on it so he can get it back on the road.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.