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Send PMJenison, MI - USA
Joined: 10/2/2004
Posts: 198
Vette(s): 2010 Corvette Engine 400 horse 435 FPT,ghost flamed,chrome block,rack&pinion,hooker headers/pipes,lowered,Tremec5spd, 3.73,'67 hood,'72 sld t-tops, cstm logo seats, dualquad 500cfm 383/435hp stroker.VPB susp frt and rear, 1980 CUSTOM CARGO TRAILER
OK I know I am not using the right words to describe what I am looking for but none of the shops sell anything that can be mounted on a 1980 fender. Have any of you experimented with anything? I know about the "nip-chips" stuff but when I got that it the mail I just thought they really looked tacky. So while we are still rebuilding I was hoping someone had a "tasteful" solution. Thanks all!Ken - C3VR Lifetime Member #79 
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I hear you Ken, they sort of have a built in mud flap. But I'm not sure if anything would really look right unless it was glassed in?
I know last year on the way to the Watkins Glen wine tour outing I was crusin along the back country roads and went by a farm. Well you can guess, hardly anything on the road but what a site when I pulled in to gas up. So here I'am wiping cow shat off, that was slung down both sides of my white vette. I know that all those farm folks at the gas station was laughin at me
That is why I can not watch a football game......when they huddle I know they are talkin bout me
If you do find a solution let us know for sure. 
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There is some no chip stuff that is completely clear, and removeable. It is almost impossible to see when in place. Perhaps some of our members can remember the name of the stuff or where to get it.
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Send PMCramerton, NC - USA
Joined: 8/22/2006
Posts: 1094
Vette(s): black 1982 coupe slate gray interior, 350 crossfire, 1985 fuel pump, Steeroids R&P conversion
Go to www.riksvet.com and do a search on cleartastic, I think that is what you are looking for.
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[QUOTE=Crossfire1982]Go to www.riksvet.com and do a search on cleartastic, I think that is what you are looking for.[/QUOTE] Thanx Chip...........
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