Splash Guards
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From: Plantation Florida USAF(Retired) 1966-1990
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Splash Guards
Thinking Of Installing Splash Guards On My 89, And Wondering What They Would Like Installed.
So Please Post Pictures Of Your's So I Can Get Idea. Also Wondering If Anybody Painted Theres To Match The Car.
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So Please Post Pictures Of Your's So I Can Get Idea. Also Wondering If Anybody Painted Theres To Match The Car.
Save The Wave
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From: Plantation Florida USAF(Retired) 1966-1990
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From: kentucky
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mine had them on it when i bought it and i took them off,i thought it looked like something grandpa would do to his buick,i know they work well and keep the rocks from chipping but i just didnt like them,i am gonna put some 11 wheels on the back with 315s so i may have to putem back on and was also wandering about painting them to
Burning Brakes
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I had wondered what those would look like on a Ruby .... very nice!
I think that it might depend on your cars color. The darker cars .... reds, ruby, black, polo green ... could probably where them much better than some of the lighter cars. I have them on my Titan truck and there's nothing "old man" about them. In fact I saw a truck like mine without them and it looked sort of naked. Just my .02 worth.
BTW ... Gorgeous car there HG!
I think that it might depend on your cars color. The darker cars .... reds, ruby, black, polo green ... could probably where them much better than some of the lighter cars. I have them on my Titan truck and there's nothing "old man" about them. In fact I saw a truck like mine without them and it looked sort of naked. Just my .02 worth.
BTW ... Gorgeous car there HG!
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I always thought they reminded me of an old mans car....wait....this is an old mans car...jsut ask any 20 something
But hey! they work on the Z06 so why not?
But hey! they work on the Z06 so why not?
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Personally, I think I'd go with the clear film that 3M makes. Same effect and doesn't detract from the appearance of the car so much.
Just another $.02
Just another $.02
Melting Slicks
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From: Leonardtown Maryland
I like mine. Besides, I'm getting too old to lay on my back and clean tar, mud, sand, and unidentifiable crud cemented onto the lower sides of the body work. I've also had to repair two gouges caused by something being thrown by the tires. The Altecs also a little more style than "flaps". My 0.02539 cents worth.
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From: Pine Colorado
I had them on my 91 vert and currently have them on both my 94 vert and 02 coupe, also on my 2 blazers and pickup. My driveway is paved, but access to the paved road is about 0.6 miles from the driveway on mountain granite, mostly loose rock/gravel. So I need the splash guards. They really work for me. All my vehicles are red, so I did not paint them nor purchase the color editions. A friend about 5 miles from me with the identical 02 torch red coupe to mine also lives on mountain granite roads, and put the torch red editions on his - looks great.
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I dont have any recent pics that you can see them in, it blends in with the wheels.
heres an older pic though:
I think it almost adds a bit more body to the car if you get the molded ones. They look good IMO.
heres an older pic though:
I think it almost adds a bit more body to the car if you get the molded ones. They look good IMO.
Burning Brakes
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Well I would put mud flaps on my vette...right after I put a baby on board sticker on it and those stainless window guards that looks like an awning. Then I have to get a tennis ball thingy for my antenna and a large air freshner to hang on my mirror....ooops maybe I can get large fuzzy dice that smell to hang on the moirror....THEN I'll put on mud flaps. What are you guys thinkin'?
Melting Slicks
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From: Bel Air Md
Thanks for the compliment, but I do agree, it is very clean. It's also for sale. I think the guards, not mud flaps, look good. However, it seems to be a mixed bag, some hate them, some love them. I like the black color on the car, it breaks up the solid color around the wheels. Just my opinion. 