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Originally Posted by kgie1217
(Post 1585122082)
For folks that need extra space for those long trips it would be great. I used to go camping with my C3 and had to use the spare tire carrier to hold our gear. I think it's a good idea. |
Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed
(Post 1585123838)
Those "hash strips" are Grand Sport stripes when on a Corvette. The others are just pretending to be as cool. :cool:
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585124088)
And they look bad on everything I've ever seen them on.
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...psaec6902b.jpg |
How about an El Corvettamino?
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Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed
(Post 1585124217)
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Originally Posted by WKMCD
(Post 1585123520)
Shooting brake designs have been around to 70+ years and get a revisit occasionally because some people do want them I'm sure Callaway will do an outstanding job on this one.:thumbs:
Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585123685)
All the young guys want to do is put on loud exhausts and hash strips on the fenders. Look when Dodge did that Magnum Station Wagon with the SRT Hemi in it, it was BADA$$. Nothing better than smokin' somebody with a Station Wagon.
The shooting brake is an interesting design. I like it. Both the C7 and C7 Shooting brake are a bit out of my $$$ range, but I can see that a 200mph wagon might draw some attention. And Callaway will do it nicely (and no doubt punch up the HP a bit at the same time :thumbs: |
Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585124469)
Not much of an argument. Looks like all the other I've ever seen, looks very unfinished. At least you have it on both sides but these stripes always looks like a "tagger" got a can of spray paint and didn't finish his art.
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585123685)
All the young guys want to do is put on loud exhausts and hash strips on the fenders. Look when Dodge did that Magnum Station Wagon with the SRT Hemi in it, it was BADA$$. Nothing better than smokin' somebody with a Station Wagon.
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585122492)
The Panamera is kind of hideous but they are selling them.
They feel 18" shorter and 1500lb lighter from the driver's seat...I'm pretty sure some laws of physics are getting broken. Waaay out of my price range though. |
Originally Posted by Mattie Num Nums
(Post 1585124778)
Give me a break bro. I know more ricers that are over 50 on this board than anywhere.
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Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed
(Post 1585124758)
To each his own. Racing stripes in the same color will be added soon.
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585124933)
What does this have to do with a Vette Wagon? Bet there aren't many 50+ RICERS here anyway.
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585124946)
Your going to add even MORE stripes :crazy:
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Originally Posted by 3boystoys
(Post 1585123685)
All the young guys want to do is put on loud exhausts and hash strips on the fenders.
Like Corvette Ed....yep, that car has young trendy guy written all over it...from the ride height, to the chrome, all the way down to the fake GS stripes. No offense Ed, but making a point that young guy taste and old guy taste are definitely not one in the same. |
Originally Posted by RC000E
(Post 1585125108)
Yeah...sounds like you're very up to speed on the younger trends...:crazy2:
Like Corvette Ed....yep, that car has young trendy guy written all over it...from the ride height, to the chrome, all the way down to the fake GS stripes. No offense Ed, but making a point that young guy taste and old guy taste are definitely not one in the same. I do what I think looks good with my car. I don't care what anyone else is doing or what anyone else thinks about it, because after all, it is MY car. I think the blue stripes provide a great contrast to the bright white, and that's all that matters. :toetap: |
Those of us that have been round corvettes more than a week remember the Greenwood Corvette from the mid 70's.
It wasn't pretty, but it is very collectable. |
Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed
(Post 1585125174)
I'm nearly 50 years young. :thumbs:
I do what I think looks good with my car. I don't care what anyone else is doing or what anyone else thinks about it, because after all, it is MY car. I think the blue stripes provide a great contrast to the bright white, and that's all that matters. :toetap: |
I'm 27 and think this could be one of the best cars on the market depending on the specific details. The main question being:
Will it hold a set of wheels and tires? I've always preferred hatchbacks and wagons because they have space for parts and tools to take to the track, eliminating the need for a wasteful truck and trailer without having much impact on performance. |
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