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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:10 am 
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My cars been on the road now for just about 2 years & it's been a total blast. But, you know how things are, sometimes you get the urge to change things just for the sake of change. I've got a thing about historic race cars & had someone photoshop this for me to see what it's look like. Maybe one or 2 more decals just to finish it off.

I love the car as it is now, just very understated, but then again I also like the race car look too :S I could live with either, so what do you guys reckon, keep it as it is or change it??

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Cheers...Nige

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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 10:01 am 
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Car Details:grey 1986 z28
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Me personally i think it looks great as it is but at the end of the day
its your car and your choice but what ever you do its a sweet
looking ride. :thumbup:


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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 2:45 pm 
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Car Details:tube framed 68 camaro
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your choice of wheels REALLY suit the historic race car look, but to carry it off properly, it needs a cage (at least, a rear cage), and a side exit exhaust, with both pipes coming out just in front of the rear wheel, on one side only.

just my opinion, but either way it looks great.

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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 5:47 pm 
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your choice of wheels REALLY suit the historic race car look, but to carry it off properly, it needs a cage (at least, a rear cage), .
Hi Biff, the car does have a rear cage, but it's fitted really close to the bodywork, so that it's barely visible from outside :thumbup:


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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 10:13 pm 
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Car Details:89 RS V6 Camaro Moggy Traveller with Fiat two litre twincam 35 Standard flying 12 To be Rodded ????
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Hi Nige i think it looks spot on as is, :thumbup: but if you do it with decals if you dont like or get sick of it its easy sorted Cheers Neil PS did you see the pics of my Camaro ? Bilt Hamber arrived pretty quick no chance to use it yet as im still sorting the old tin worm out (Ill post some pics once time allows ) :lol:


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PostPosted:Thu Apr 28, 2011 11:05 pm 
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Car Details:hi i have had my 70 z28 for bowt 5years now when i got it it needed a full resto an now am finaly geting to the end just have a few more bits to find and i cant wait till shes dne.
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hi nige nice car :thumbup: if i was you i would leve it as it is but its all down to you


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PostPosted:Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:21 am 
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Car Details:68 pontiac firebird coupe project car,my aim is a street friendly,lightly modified pro.touring style.
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68 firebird convertible ( long term project) Stock resto/mod style ,400 pontiac th350
Hi , another vote for the keep it as it is . I love classic race cars as well but tend to favor the '' less is more ''minimalist look for muscle cars .


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PostPosted:Fri Apr 29, 2011 7:39 pm 
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Keep it as it is mate its stunning :mrgreen:

Cheers........Tim


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PostPosted:Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:01 pm 
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I like both ways..

Why not sticker it for a while, and then change it when you get bored... :thumbup:

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PostPosted:Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:41 am 
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I like both ways..

Why not sticker it for a while, and then change it when you get bored... :thumbup:
To be honest that was the main thinking behind it, but I really don't know if I want the possible aggro of paint damage when removing the stickers. Sometimes you'll find that when stickers are removed, they leave a small "imprint" on the paint. I've found that in the past, when removing stickers from a van lets say, even after the van's been flatted down & re painted, the imprint can occasionally still be seen.

Mmm, I think I might well leave it as it is for now & see how I feel at some point in the future

cheers...Nige

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