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My daily driver was getting a lot of rock chips. So I went with some vinyl on my frunk. It's a 2000 C2. I like how well it goes with our sweet head lights.
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POST 2Original post
Looks like a hood from a different car. But as long as you like it, that's all that matters.
POST 3Original post
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POST 4Original post
Quotes source post: 11618881
very smooth, I saw what you did there
POST 5Original post
I think they'll do that in clear
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
ouch....
POST 7Original post
What thuh?
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
lol.....
POST 9Original post
Hey it's not a bad look, kinda like a track Porsche , plus easily removed when the time comes
POST 10Original post
What's the actual color? Looks like applied a filter to the photo.
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 11621720
Maybe he can start a reverse Panda fad(reverse of black hood with light car).
POST 12Original post
The vinyl itself looks fine, but the effect isn't awesome. The strip of bumper between the lower lobes of the headlights doesn't help - in fact, I think that's what makes this look so off. Bummer, as I'm trying to figure out what to do with my hood as well. I had wondered what this would look like (but not enough to google it or 'chop it for myself).
POST 13Original post
Looks like an unfinished killer whale scheme Bob 01 C4 31 Ford cp chp & ch, 302/350 40 ******, 302/350, IFS 38 Ford cp, 327/350, IFS 57 Belair 62 356B --long ago
POST 14Original post
I would just park this car until you can restore it properly.
POST 15Original post
If the love doesn't last...it's easy to peel off. Easier than painting.
POST 16Original post
To me that looks like you got a hood off a silver car and got either too cheap or too lazy to get it painted. Maybe if you go the carbon fiber look wrap it will look better.
POST 17Original post
Personally, I never cared for the contrasting hood color look, even if it's carbon fiber. Always looks like a cheap repair to me. But, I'll repeat Alpo's comment: as long as you like it, that's all that matters. Also, you should straighten that bent license plate. I think I see the Loch Ness Monster behind you rising up out of that lake. [Rough crowd here]
POST 18Original post
Tokyo Drift?.
POST 19Original post
I did the same thing a couple of years ago, and when we removed it a couple of months ago, it was really difficult removing it even with a heat gun I liked the look so much, I had fresh vinyl to replace it.
POST 20Original post
Quotes source post: 11641535
You'd park it either way, so this advice is suspect.
POST 21Original post
Quotes source post: 11644078
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