Nightmare ideas...
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 12,605
From: Mentor, Ohio
'Eyeliner', nice lol.
The Camaro's below are what I was thinking of when I thought of the idea to pitch. Notice, both Camaros also have something black on the hood (the newer '86 has louvers and the '82-'84 model pictured in the bottom has the make believe hood scoops with the black coloring in the grooves for the scoops). Those would not work quite right on your Monte, but perhaps the motivator for a Ram Air hood on the Monte
But I think you can also see the curvy bumper difference on the Monte lends itself to have a different look/feel then on the Camaro. This would NOT be the first time a look from a 3rd gen Camaro was stolen for a 6th gen Monte (black/silver with red pin stripe on the Dale Earnhardt Sr. Monte was originally a scheme done on a 3rd gen Camaro, '84 if I recall correctly).


As for the spike strip on the rear, I personally would pass on that idea. For one thing, if you use a car cover on your Monte outdoors, those just complicate things. I don't even like the Onstar "shark fin".....
The Camaro's below are what I was thinking of when I thought of the idea to pitch. Notice, both Camaros also have something black on the hood (the newer '86 has louvers and the '82-'84 model pictured in the bottom has the make believe hood scoops with the black coloring in the grooves for the scoops). Those would not work quite right on your Monte, but perhaps the motivator for a Ram Air hood on the Monte
But I think you can also see the curvy bumper difference on the Monte lends itself to have a different look/feel then on the Camaro. This would NOT be the first time a look from a 3rd gen Camaro was stolen for a 6th gen Monte (black/silver with red pin stripe on the Dale Earnhardt Sr. Monte was originally a scheme done on a 3rd gen Camaro, '84 if I recall correctly).


As for the spike strip on the rear, I personally would pass on that idea. For one thing, if you use a car cover on your Monte outdoors, those just complicate things. I don't even like the Onstar "shark fin".....
I'd never put those spikes on the monte anyway, she's american not japanese.
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 12,605
From: Mentor, Ohio
Either way, I dislike the fin....
BTW - You're Monte's Canadian, but with American parents
Hand built by me and fellow Canadians here in my home town
, and maniacs idea for the headlight paint it personally love I started a thread a while ago asking people's opinions on painting that area before the headlight and the foglight housing area,
Also like your ideas for vinyl that way you can go nuts with your imagination and if you get tired of it take it off np idk how long paint takes to get sun damage I don't know anyone who's had lines appear after removing vinyl that has been on for longtime in my area
, and maniacs idea for the headlight paint it personally love I started a thread a while ago asking people's opinions on painting that area before the headlight and the foglight housing area, Also like your ideas for vinyl that way you can go nuts with your imagination and if you get tired of it take it off np idk how long paint takes to get sun damage I don't know anyone who's had lines appear after removing vinyl that has been on for longtime in my area
The aftermarket black bezel headlights would look good with that "eyeliner" look. I agree with going vinyl for that just because it's easily removable if you ever want to remove it, like others have stated. Little bit of a tricky spot to lay vinyl but it can be done.
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 12,605
From: Mentor, Ohio
LOL. Sorry, I can be a little too technical sometimes. It's all good.
Also, I actually really like what you did with her picture taking the same idea as the 3rd Gen Camaro. It follows the body line, I approve of that look.












