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Cleaning up some files and came across these pics that are from around 1974. They came from Bruno's corvette specialists in Studio Calif. I sent for the pics and the catalog in 74 when i was going my 75.
The two hatch back kits where 1500.00 each and the headlights where 350.00 it says on the back of the pics.
In the early 80's this where called fat fenders, Not a flare. You could fit 10 to 12inch wheels.
Both 1978 But not the same car.
Very subtle, Had to see them in person.
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The first one looks like they stole the idea from a Gremlin. Wouldn't be my choice.
I have to agree with the others though, the wide fenders really look cool. You can tell it's not stock, but it doesn't scream "custom" when you look at it. The black one looks outstanding from the rear.
I still have my tattered Motion Performance catalog from the late 70's, when I bought my first Corvette. There's still pencil notes of prices, etc throughout. :
And I flipped through it and here's the fat fenders, allowing for 12" wheels as previously posted:
Last edited by vettebuyer6369; Feb 12, 2013 at 06:24 PM.