Any rear bumper WITHOUT the corvette name ingraved?
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Any rear bumper WITHOUT the corvette name ingraved?
Has anyone filled in the engraved name on their rear bumper or found a bumper without the name on their?
My OCD likes things symmetrical. So I'd like to remove it/fill it in. Or buy one without the name on the back.
Example below. (not my car)
My OCD likes things symmetrical. So I'd like to remove it/fill it in. Or buy one without the name on the back.
Example below. (not my car)
#3
Instructor
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#5
Le Mans Master
I say this only somewhat in jest. OCD should be resisted.
#6
Instructor
Thread Starter
Move it to the center of the car of course
Kidding, I deal with items of that nature. But if I can find a bumper that has no emblem I'd rather buy it assuming it will cost less then filling in the letters on my existing bumper.
That final pic is beautiful. Perfectly symmetrical.
Kidding, I deal with items of that nature. But if I can find a bumper that has no emblem I'd rather buy it assuming it will cost less then filling in the letters on my existing bumper.
That final pic is beautiful. Perfectly symmetrical.
#7
Drifting
Ironically, one of the very first things I noticed on the C6 when I first saw it...aside from the headlights. Coming from a C5, it really did drive me crazy for a while but I eventually just got used to it.
#8
Safety Car
Asymmetry?
My criticism of the letters is they look unfinished because they're body-colored.
DIY fix: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...-corvette.html
Some pictures from the above thread:
My criticism of the letters is they look unfinished because they're body-colored.
DIY fix: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...-corvette.html
Some pictures from the above thread:
Last edited by CO Lightfoot; 01-29-2014 at 04:39 AM.
#10
Burning Brakes
Asymmetry?
My criticism of the letters is they look unfinished because they're body-colored.
DIY fix: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...-corvette.html
Some pictures from the above thread:
My criticism of the letters is they look unfinished because they're body-colored.
DIY fix: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...-corvette.html
Some pictures from the above thread:
Painting the letters is about the 1st thing I did to my car after buying it new in '10 - following the instructions from the above link. EASY project and I don't think there is one person (not counting "Vette people") who have any idea it didn't come that way from the factory. Below is my results - I can't find a closer shot...
My tag is asymmetrical too...
#11
Le Mans Master
I would not waste any money on some fiberglass knockoff. The OEM bumper cover is a very precise part. It's flexible, it's durable, it's large, and it has to line up perfectly with three other large panels.
I don't think you can possibly beat it for quality, so I'd look into getting a body shop to fill in the letters with the appropriate flexible filler and to repaint the panel. You're on the hook for paint anyway.
I don't think you can possibly beat it for quality, so I'd look into getting a body shop to fill in the letters with the appropriate flexible filler and to repaint the panel. You're on the hook for paint anyway.
#14
Le Mans Master
#15
Burning Brakes
#20
Pro
Move it to the center of the car of course
Kidding, I deal with items of that nature. But if I can find a bumper that has no emblem I'd rather buy it assuming it will cost less then filling in the letters on my existing bumper.
That final pic is beautiful. Perfectly symmetrical.
Kidding, I deal with items of that nature. But if I can find a bumper that has no emblem I'd rather buy it assuming it will cost less then filling in the letters on my existing bumper.
That final pic is beautiful. Perfectly symmetrical.
Hey MOOG jus for fun can you shop that photo again and make the car a few inches wider from the center?