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Kind of an odd comment but...

I've been a long term owner of a 66 Mustang Fastback (289 4 speed) a 70 Chevelle, a 71 Chevelle, a 91 Miata, and a 2002 Miata. All cars that people frequently put stripes over. I'ver not put stripes over any of those cars, although I've thought about it. To me, it takes a special car to pull of the stripes thing well.

Looking at the Achieva with the white stripes and Ted's with the black...that cars pulls of the stripes really really well. And I love the nose on the Achieva. I'm probably one of the 7 people that feel this way, but that has to be one of the best looking noses of the 90's.

Chris

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Kind of an odd comment but...

I've been a long term owner of a 66 Mustang Fastback (289 4 speed) a 70 Chevelle, a 71 Chevelle, a 91 Miata, and a 2002 Miata. All cars that people frequently put stripes over. I'ver not put stripes over any of those cars, although I've thought about it. To me, it takes a special car to pull of the stripes thing well.

Looking at the Achieva with the white stripes and Ted's with the black...that cars pulls of the stripes really really well. And I love the nose on the Achieva. I'm probably one of the 7 people that feel this way, but that has to be one of the best looking noses of the 90's.

Chris

Add me to that list & prob 98 too 'cause they were ment to look like a baby 98. That has the 3100 my daughters had a 3300 in it & I wanted to pull it & transplant a 3800 S/C in it's place but it got totaled first.

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The only thing I didn't like stylistically about my Achieva was the fender skirt. Otherwise, a great looking car for its time.

Also, look at the difference in wheel sizes between the Achieva and the Camaro in TED's signature pic. The Dubs crowd really sunk its teeth into the auto industry over the past 10-15 years.

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Aww, how can you hate on the skirts. Thats an integral part of the design. One of the last American cars to have them!

True

I think that the last of the Deville's were the very last. I like them and they are GREEN (supposed to lower the drag coefficient)

Oops I think that Volt gets them oooooooh a new old trend

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I think that the last of the Deville's were the very last. I like them and they are GREEN (supposed to lower the drag coefficient)

Oops I think that Volt gets them oooooooh a new old trend

They do help direct airflow.

The Volt does not have skirts...

production-chevy-volt_021.jpg

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Aww, how can you hate on the skirts. Thats an integral part of the design. One of the last American cars to have them!

Eh, I dunno. That's just what I'd pick as my least favorite feature.

It's kinda like how the Cobalt Sedan has generic triangle tail lamps but the Coupe has distinct rounds. I was always wondering if the coupe rear clip could ever fit on the sedan (mind you, my car was a coupe).

Complete side note: why does the Volt have a front quarter window? It doesn't look like it needs it.

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