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I am wanting to know if you guys think I should leave the stripes on the rear of my car as they are or change them.
If I change them, I want to remove the stripes on the bumper and on the "CAMARO" panel. This would mean that the stripes stop at the deck lid lip and then I would put some silver inserts in the "CAMARO" letters.
Here are a few pics of how it is now:
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i would say go with orange racing stripes...those would look awesome on white
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by wazup158: i would say go with orange racing stripes...those would look awesome on white<hr></blockquote>
Thats not an option. I like my silver stripes, the color will remain the same. I only want to change the rear end.
<a href=\"http://www.rcjimsplace.com\" target=\"_blank\">Visit RCJims Place</a><p>1996 Camaro - 3800II 5speed. <br />Duel Exhaust - White 30th Anniversary Rims<br />Pioneer DEH-P6500 HU - Single Pioneer IMPP 10<br />Pilot Leather Wrapped \"D\" Wheel
I was gonna say get orange stripes. Your car doesnt' look too bad with the grey though. Just do under the spoiler like they normally do on the camaros. If you do it all the way down the car it looks corny.
stop it at your hatch, I have the same thing you want to do, stripes to the hatch and inserts in the camaro....just looks a little wierd with only some of the camaro letters filled in ;)
Stop them at the hatch, and maybe round them a little so it doesn't look so square.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by camaro_speedemon: Stop them at the hatch, and maybe round them a little so it doesn't look so square.<hr></blockquote>
Yes! Stop the stripes at the hatch... It would look 10 times better IMO
See that last pic? id say the stripes should be stopped just below the shadow that the spoiler is giving off, they need to be rounded on the edges to give it a clean look. that would look really good.
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