South American Chevelle Project Update!
 

Hi! Hope you like the pictures! I had to return to original front suspension while I find the tall spindles. ZZ4 and TH700 run fine. Still remains a lot of work but, less than the first day. Should I attach the wheelhouse moldings? I posted some "before" pictures so you can compare. Greetings from Venezuela!

i voted no :D

I say no as well.

Definite NO.

going to be different here and say yes
:thumbsup:

I'm gonna be different as well and say yes.

Glad to see the roof spoiler wasn't put back on!

Thank you for saving this poor victim of horrible taste.

The after pictures are nice. I like the color and the stance. Sweet car.

I've never liked the wheel well moldings. They have always looked just stuck on to me and didn't flow with the car. The car looks great. Like the color choice. Good job.

I tend to agree that most trim like that just looked slapped on. It can be a little annoying to get it to look as nice and clean as the rest of the car when put back on too - gaps and the like. Car looks great. Well done.

good job I say no also love the color.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

First let me say the car looks great! :thumbsup:

Normally I don't care for fender trim...or trim in general...on cars that is!
BUT, I also have a little rule,, if you are going to use drip rail molding then fender trim should be used....it's kinda a all or nothing deal I guess.

So with the other trim on the car and the bright wheels I think it would look better/finished with the fender trim. :cheers:

I say no The car looks great without them.

Thanks to all, in first place!

I was out working a little the Chevelle´s interior, and I would like to introduce my cluster arrangement. It´s so simple that I can´t explain myself why I´ve never seen it before: Two big gages simmetrical to the steering wheel, with the other small ones in-a-straight-line making an imaginary line with the light switch, and allowing to keep the idiot, high beam and directional original lights, hope you like it! If nobody has tried this arrangement before, then please let me name it the Chevelle V-cluster (V for venezuelan)! PS: Ignore the steering wheel, my Grant is at home. Best regards!

less is more.... i voted no