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No rear louvre? ->
Rear louvre?->
fine69
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Loose the louvers... QUICK! Too cheesy (in my humble opinion, of course).
oceangal
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I am not a fan of the louvre but anything would look better than my bubbly rear window tint.
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I am going to properly tint the rear window...well,OK,I'm not, but someone will. I want to get rid of the tinted Lexan one-piece insert I have now... http://www.mamotorworks.com/corvette?frame=4.5234 .Anyone interested in buying it.I would STRONGLY suggest it should be local pickup.The thing is,obviously,the size of the rear window,& packaging would be a super pain in the ____.
milo30
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Post a side pic of it
Vette79
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Yep, I agree. Too cheesy.
minifridge1138
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A for effort, but I don't think so.
crowvet
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I think it makes the car to Firebirdie. Is that a word
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Not enough room in the garage rite now,& pretty crappy weather around here,so that will have to wait
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The c3 has great lines. I think the louvres sort of mess them up. I also think that the whole louvre scene went out with parachute pants and member's only jackets....remember those??
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I'm at work right now and the pics aren't showing up. But that doesn't matter. I've NEVER seen a vette that looked good with louvers. In fact, I really can't think of any sportscar that looks good with louvers. Maaaaybe a firebird from the 80's or something. :L
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THE very first thing to go when we brought "BIGBRRD" (our '78 TransAm) home was the louvers the PO had installed. Hate the things.
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I would have to agree with pbcanny on the '69 Mustang....but didn't they call those "slats"? I guess it was cooler in the '80s to call them louvres!
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One plus is that the louvers came from a freind off an 80 Corvette,& I got them for free. Looks like the only way to attach them is how they were previously,with double-sided tape
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Yep. See.. Cheesy. :nono
I think it makes the car to Firebirdie. Is that a word
Sometimes it takes a new word to properly describe something..
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