Originally Posted by CalF
(Post 1584752357)
A few more Carlisle pics of C7.http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/...18568330_n.jpghttp://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/...01583414_n.jpghttp://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/...17997392_n.jpg
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Side by side, the backends are nothing alike, and if I didn't know it, I would never guess that the C7 was a Corvette.
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Nice Pictures :yesnod:
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I saw 3 of them at VIR when the museum had their track day in June. I too, didn't like them until I saw them up close. We have to give the engineers a nod...they did a great job overall.
I have a C6 because I think they have the best lines since the C2's. (and owning one just makes sense). |
Originally Posted by Grand Sport Man
(Post 1584754020)
... I am sure someone will look at the front end of the C7 and think that those two triangles that stick out might remind some people of a snake toque that has no real purpose, except to put your foot on. ...
Why would any designer add those? Does it derive from some racing concept, or aerodynamic factor, that I'm missing? I think they simply look a bit silly and stupid, like some after market bumper-extension piece. |
The car is more beautiful in person. I was sold as soon as I saw it Carlisle on friday !
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Originally Posted by AddisonD
(Post 1584755174)
What IS the deal with those tabs?
Why would any designer add those? Does it derive from some racing concept, or aerodynamic factor, that I'm missing? I think they simply look a bit silly and stupid, like some after market bumper-extension piece. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1584300204-post5.html |
Missing Carlisle
That's it, it I have not been to Carlisle since 2007, after moving to Colorado...now I am in Texas and not getting any closer, but I am going back next year! I envy all of those able to attend. Whether you like the C7 or not, just being at a venue with a bunch of them to sit in, push prod, etc. must have been fantastic!
Long live the Corvette, whatever it looks like. :cheers: |
Originally Posted by AddisonD
(Post 1584755174)
What IS the deal with those tabs?
Why would any designer add those? Does it derive from some racing concept, or aerodynamic factor, that I'm missing? I think they simply look a bit silly and stupid, like some after market bumper-extension piece.
Originally Posted by R&L's C6
(Post 1584755228)
Bill |
Originally Posted by AddisonD
(Post 1584755174)
What IS the deal with those tabs?
Why would any designer add those? Does it derive from some racing concept, or aerodynamic factor, that I'm missing? I think they simply look a bit silly and stupid, like some after market bumper-extension piece. |
Originally Posted by Bill Dearborn
(Post 1584755904)
A lot of new cars have them. You might get away from them if you purchase a car that wasn't designed for the European market and will never be sold there.
Bill |
I still do not know if I like the Charlie Chan, squinty eyed tail light look...
Maybe it'll grow on my.... |
"EyeBall" further research
After close examination of the pics in this thread it looks to me that the edge at the top of the grill opening appears to stick out slightly further than the bottom and would contact the leg first (except where the chicken teeth are) which would cause the "VICTIM" to flop onto the hood in most cases like the old "cow catchers" on steam locomotives.
PS: I just got to say, the more "I" look at those "chicken teeth" the more they look like "CR_ P". They need to go GM. I will be waiting on my new 2015 or later in the year Z06, etc. car. :flag: :D |
The guy with the rather large circumference is really "wishful thinking"!....
And the lady scraping her handbag along the side of the C7 should be shot!... My advance apologies if the above are any of our Forum members! :D |
I saw the 2014 in person & sat in it. No big deal to me. The rear end ruins the car. Luv my 2013 GS even more!!:woohoo:
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