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Originally Posted by HELLsx
LOL!!!!! You owe me a coffee!!! Haha!, i spilled mine laughing at that install!!!
I get your point, but no. I would no get caught havin this hanging on my ride. The christmas three is not really my style...
A nice, thick, quality car cover would certainly do the job while also at the same time protect the WHOLE car better. If you are willing to go that far to take good care of your car, why not invest in one of these instead?? As a bonus... It would also look a bit less.... Er, how should i say... Nevermind. 
HELLsx |
You are not alone in your reaction. 99+ percent of folks would never even consider hanging that off their car. Sometimes folks ask why not use red so it blends in. And I wanted the opposite approach, color that would clash.
Do have a car cover for the Camaro. Car cover can not be put on a wet car right after driving in rain. Also, the car cover will not stop deep ding or dents from other car doors. Currently have 4 vehicles and the Camaro is the only one I care enough about to avoid door dings on it.
Amazing force when another car door flies open and lands on a body panel.
The only place I've used the ding protectors is in the parking garage at work where on occasion another car parks next to mine. Really do not care what my co-workers think about the ding protector invention (not one bit). No dings after 3 years (2nd version I've made of the device).
Although many have asked how to build one for themselves. So far have never seen another car parked with a door ding protector on it.
Trying to figure out how to fit this version in the tiny Camaro trunk
Ron
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2014 2SS/RS, Z28 CAI and High Wing Spoiler, ZL1 5.1:1 Ratio Short-Throw Shifter, ZL1 Pedals, ZL1 splash guards, NPP Dual-mode quad tip exhaust, Z28 strut tower brace, Camaro LED Cup-holders with footwell Lighting option, Leather visors, and Leather E-brake boot. Chevy dealer sponsored 67 retro SS nose stripe package.
