PICTURES PLEASE!! White SS'
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PICTURES PLEASE!! White SS' I have a 95 White Z28 M6 that I am putting an ss hood on. I want to either put black ss stipes on, or black hash marks on the frnt fenders. Anybody have any pics or other ideas. Thanks alot
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ya your car does look sick but I dont think it will look as good on a lt1. And if stripes and hash's are overdone than what is a better idea. I just want my car to look bad *** I dont care if it is overdone, however i have looked all over the net and have not found one lt1 with black stipes that go slighly over the scoop and all the way back,
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Ok you got me, I guess there is pobably a few out there! But now I am confused more than ever, that SS with full stripes looks absolutely gay, and the induction stripe on the ls1 looks sick but I dont think it will look nearly as good on a lt1. I found 1 picture years ago of a white ss with black stripes that looks sick, I have the picture but no idea where to get those stipes. I need some ideas???? HELP PLEASE
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Atric Z your car looks tight, I love those stripes, i would like to do those in black! I think I saw them for sale on a web site once, but I have no idea what it was. Anyone know where and if you can get those for a lt1. Anybody have any imput on black ram air inlet decal, and black hash marks, too much???? Hey thanks for all the imput guys.
I copied Teri but made mine in a dark grey to match the grill openings. A lot of people really liked the hugger orange scoop also.
Also, I think there is a sponser for this site that has any stripe decal you would want.
Also, I think there is a sponser for this site that has any stripe decal you would want.
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jeremia, thanks for the imput. i really like the orange scoop that looks pretty tight, do you know what sponsors have the decals? I couldnt find any, but I didnt look at all of them. The vinyl company one was no help at all.
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Thanks for all the help guys!! Now I really dont know what I want to do, I still am kinda leaning twoard the factry 97 ss black stripe, but the only picture I can find is the one above with the shitty faded graphics. Any Votes????
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