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I have never, ever seen a modified Mid-year that looked better than any original. And I am old enough to remember these cars when they were brand new.
Every time I see a "customized" Corvette I am convinced that not everyone should be allowed to buy tools (or vote)
IMO the C2 design was "perfection" back in the days when tires and wheels were narrower. But nowadays even family sedans run with wider tires. So I'd keep the lines of the C2 body, and then widen the fenders carefully so that wider tires/wheels can be put on.
While these abominations might seem like sacrilege today, these customizations probably kept many wrecked, stripped or worn out cars out of the junk yard...
Yes, it is my opinion. But I will give yours a pass, at least you left the body lines original. Stripes, wheels and tires, 67 hood and the side cove mods aren't bad at all. I can take yours. I'm talking about the hacked bodys.
I'd guess based on 'Body Modification", I'd qualify as the person that 'Hacks" a C2 Body. Some of the "Hacks" being willingness to integrate styling from other Generations of Corvettes on to a C2's classic body design.
The "Hacks" for me are "Art", while some agree, I'm sure there are others that look at what I do as "Abominations/Frankenstein" creations.
This is the Beefcake Male Body Flared version of a C2.
This is the Trans-gendered Female Body Flared version of a C2.
Last edited by Poorhousenext; 11-19-2017 at 08:52 AM.
11-07-2016, 03:51 PM
I'm talking about the hacked bodys.
