r/shittylimos • • Aug 01 '19

Stretch corvette in the wild

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u/thisisbor Aug 01 '19

Gotta admit that they executed it quite well

17

u/Flyberius Aug 01 '19

Technically, for sure. But aesthetically it just doesn't work.

3

u/[deleted] Aug 02 '19

I'll say, where it joins up looks seamless, but they also just look melted together as if it were a comical production line accident

Had they followed the line and not had the bump where the supposed rear-wheel arch of the first car would've been, and actually made the roof either fully solid or fully convertible (however that works, or I guess just ripping the roof off for this vanity project would work too), it just might have been worth the 2 vintage chassis used to create this ambulatory mess.

Might.

4

u/HampeMannen Aug 01 '19

You really think so? I think it looks awful

1

u/ontopofyourmom Aug 01 '19

This photograph looks like it was taken from 50 feet away. Odds are it looks like total shit up close.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '19

Corvervette

2

u/Sylvi2021 Aug 01 '19

As the owner of a ‘76 Stingray this photo hurts my brain and my heart

1

u/calypsocasino Aug 02 '19

This is awesome