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my opinion: i think they look like something you would buy from a jc whitney catalog and slap on your car,they look cheap and butt ugly on any vette to me....
Where did you get the stripes , I have same vette...not same hood and want to do those stripes. Also the side logos.where did they copme from? Thanks in advance...PS Great looking Vette!
Sorry side logos came with car.Stripes are paint done by Mild 2 Wild
here in Albuquerque.
People are always bashing me for giving my opinion when it's not asked for. Well, now it's my turn to bash. The man didn't ask if we liked BSM's or not. All he wanted was some pics of cars that had them.
and whenever a poll is run the outcome is aways 50/50 for and against.
So,,,,,, what have you decided ? I think the bsm looks good, just adds a little something !
I like them! I think I am going to find a set to put on. I think it really depends on the color of the car! Some cars look good with them like I think blue looks sharp with them, but other colors not as sharp with BSM
I like them! I think I am going to find a set to put on. I think it really depends on the color of the car! Some cars look good with them like I think blue looks sharp with them, but other colors not as sharp with BSM
I agree with you about the blue looking sharp but I do think that the "flat" or non metallic colors don't look as good!
With all the people taking them off I'm sure that you'll be able to find a set for cheap or free if you pay the shipping!
Good luck and don't forget to post pics once you're done!
my opinion: i think they look like something you would buy from a jc whitney catalog and slap on your car,they look cheap and butt ugly on any vette to me....
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