SD_Dave

The Sandyeggo Designs website now has a door dog for the C6:

https://www.sandyeggodesigns.com/pro...ette-door-dog/

reasonable suspicion

This is a joke, right?

pewter99

Vette_DD

Yeah, I was really upset about all those fingerprints on the 7 Corvettes I had.

Vet Interested

Its really pretty simple. Don't like it, don't buy it. But no need to trash it.

cgladish

unfortunately, it appears to me, to be legit.


you can buy a car for a number of reasons, but if one of your beefs is with the complications of opening a door, may be you should just let your dog drive.


I can see the reasoning behind this, but it's way to close to being from j.c. whitney to me.

Vette_DD

Reading comprehension is not exactly your strong suit, is it? I don't see anything in the first 3 responses that could be considered trashing it.

Vet Interested

You are right. Trash it no, negative replys, yes. Someone introduces something new and people can't just say no or not replay. There has to be a negative reply about fingerprints or
I have no dog in this fight but it always happens and always will. Free speech is great but sometimes ya wonder why we always have to be negative?

Turbo6TA

Is "Sandyeggo Designs" a sponsor here on the Corvette Forum?

Never heard of the company before.

Vet Interested

Good question. I do not know. I have seen them in the C7 section. Maybe the C7 is harder to get into?

Jstan2014

I’ve had a passenger or two that could’ve benefited from one of these. I think it’s kinda neat, but practically speaking, my wife’s usually the only person that goes anywhere with me, and I always open the door for her. But still kinda nifty and I’ll bet it might keep clumsy hands with rings on them from reaching for the pad and leaving scratches behind. Just sayin’....

Vette_DD

Nothing wrong with being negative about something if you don't like it and/or don't want to use it. That's the way products either sell well or go out of production.

Homer3D

While not a product I would put on my car I do think it might benefit someone that might have hand issues, maybe carpal tunnel. Someone who might not be able to squeeze the handle or press the button hard enough open the door.

1bdvet

Sabre34

No thanks.

SSWEET

Fortunately it doesn't say "Corvette" on them..They'd be twice the price.

owc6

It's a real product, but I don't see a need for It on the C6 given the fact that 99% of C6s still have a black plastic "grab spot". Frankly don't see a need for it on the C7, either, unless you have problems with your hands (I can see this would be helpful). It's easy to grab the "loop" to close, or reach in and pull to open. No need to touch paint in either case.

This company has come up with some great solutions to some problems (Bin Buddy. ), and the seat belt minder. Both for C7, FWIW.

BadAV

They made an uncomplicated, neat solution for what is a non-issue or at best a very minor "problem". As already stated, it would work well for people with some type of physical hand challenges. Beyond that, if you don't like it you don't have to buy it.

SD_Dave

Guys, we need to be careful of not becoming intolerant of things we don't agree with. Especially when it comes to car customization. Have you ever seen a lime green wrapped Corvette? Its out there. Chrome wheels? Gigantic wings (e.g., C7 ZR1)? Sheep skin seat covers? All of these are turn-offs to a lot of people.

One reason I've always loved sports cars is that owners customize them. It makes them a kind of 'art form'. And that gigantic wing on the back? Well, in some situations, it really has a function.

Look on Amazon and the SED website (read the blogs) and you'll see LOTS of positive reviews for the door dog. These are owners who use it and like it. Did you read those comments and blogs before rendering your opinion? Or have you tried a door dog yourself? If not, then if you're just shooting insults and derision from the hip you may be doing yourself (and others) a disservice.

Stay classy my friends.

Just sayin'...

Turbo6TA

SD Dave ...

I take it you have something to do with Sandyeggo Designs (SD) located in San Diego.