Arctic White C7 Road Trip: Pics!
#41
Burning Brakes
White always great, and especially great on the C7...
But way too many contrasting vents designed to appeal to the 'kids' just discovering the Corvette and liking its Ferronda styling. Looks like sparks should come out of the back when you push it on the ground.
Leaving the hood vents body colored would have been more overall sophisticated styling IMO...
But way too many contrasting vents designed to appeal to the 'kids' just discovering the Corvette and liking its Ferronda styling. Looks like sparks should come out of the back when you push it on the ground.
Leaving the hood vents body colored would have been more overall sophisticated styling IMO...
#45
If by OP you are referring to me, I apologize for the confusion. I did not take these pics. As it has been mentioned, these are from the Vaughans. I met them at the bash this year (as I imagine several of you did), and had a great discussion with Ryan regarding the interior. Naturally I followed them on Instagram, but was surprised to see that no one here or on corvette blogger picked up these awesome photos to share! They are some of the best shots taken in my opinion, and Instagram is a great strategy to reach an additional demographic.
#46
x10. Exactly what I was thinking seeing that view from the drivers seat and I must say I like. Thanks OP for the pics. Its great to see some 'personal' shots of the car inside and out.
#48
Race Director
(hood extractor etc)
#49
Pro
That really is a nice, bright white...and it seems to somewhat disguise the over-abundance of creases. It's odd how both white and black can accomplish that...though black will disguise all the black trim as well...JMO
But be careful...they'll jump on your neck. Knowing this, I'd go one step farther anyway and say that all the vents, the "A" pillars, and the top half of the rear diffuser should be painted body color as well. I've seen it photo-shopped, and the car definitely looks much more finished...JMO
White always great, and especially great on the C7...
But way too many contrasting vents designed to appeal to the 'kids' just discovering the Corvette and liking its Ferronda styling. Looks like sparks should come out of the back when you push it on the ground.
Leaving the hood vents body colored would have been more overall sophisticated styling IMO...
But way too many contrasting vents designed to appeal to the 'kids' just discovering the Corvette and liking its Ferronda styling. Looks like sparks should come out of the back when you push it on the ground.
Leaving the hood vents body colored would have been more overall sophisticated styling IMO...
Last edited by 1analguy; 07-17-2013 at 02:59 PM.
#51
Melting Slicks
i will be really glad when the whole instagram fad dies -- if I wanted to look at high quality pictures though a 70's lens, I'd buy an old POS camera.
Nice car thoughh.
Nice car thoughh.
#53
If by OP you are referring to me, I apologize for the confusion. I did not take these pics. As it has been mentioned, these are from the Vaughans. I met them at the bash this year (as I imagine several of you did), and had a great discussion with Ryan regarding the interior. Naturally I followed them on Instagram, but was surprised to see that no one here or on corvette blogger picked up these awesome photos to share! They are some of the best shots taken in my opinion, and Instagram is a great strategy to reach an additional demographic.
#54
Drifting
can someone photoshop the vents by the taillights and the black on on the rear facisa white, leave the bottom diffuser area black.
#55
I was in Naples, Fla today and saw these guys. There was a red stingray with two chevy trucks in a convoy driving around. The plates said Michigan "manufacturer".
The car does look nicer in person.
The car does look nicer in person.
#57
Agreed! I don't like the carbon roof because unless you get the car in cyber grey, you will have that body colored bar across the roof sticking out like a sore thumb. Looks much cleaner with the body color roof..flows better.
#58
Pro
#59
Racer
#60