Welcome Forum The Drag Strip Neon Lighting, what’s you take?

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  • #993
    Anonymous
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    How do your feel about vehicles with exterior Neon Lighting?

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  • #16843
    Garibaldi
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    I voted for “great if you can afford it”. It depends on what type of vehicle you’re talking about. Personally I like to see stock classic cars, and since none of them had neon lighting I wouldn’t like to see it on them. I think it would add a little flavor and variety to the other drab new cars today though

    #16844
    Anonymous
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    So, when today’s cars become classics should the lighting be removed?

    #16845
    Anonymous
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    How do your feel about vehicles with exterior Neon Lighting?

    It looks great if it’s done properly.

    Most of the cars I see don’t have a clue!!! icon_rolleyes.gif

    The neon tubes aren’t supposed to be seen. Only the
    effects should be seen. There should be a heavy glow
    underneath the car, as if the car was floating.

    I’ve only seen a few cars that were set up correctly and the
    effect was incredible.

    Side note……… I’ve seen neon on the front bumpers, in the windshield
    and in the rear window. UGLY!!! icon_sad.gif

    #16846
    Garibaldi
    Keymaster
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    So, when today’s cars become classics should the lighting be removed?

    I’m not sure about that one, I guess it depends on who you talk to. I personally consider “classic cars” to be 1975 and earlier – some exceptions though. The reason I like these cars is because of the unique styling and designs put into them. I’m not sure that I would ever regard modern vehicles in the same way because IMO they lack the styling that made classic cars great and unique!

    #16847
    Anonymous
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    It might look good on a leadsled.

    For example, a chopped Merc, candyapple purple.
    Lakepipes on the side with neon behind them.

    If the neon was subtle it might look cool.

    Side note…… Over the weekend a chopped 50’s car went passed
    my house with a candy paint job that STUNK!!!

    It was all blotchy. YUK.

    icon_vomit1.gif

    #16848
    Garibaldi
    Keymaster
    Quote:
    It might look good on a leadsled.

    For example, a chopped Merc, candyapple purple.
    Lakepipes on the side with neon behind them.

    If the neon was subtle it might look cool.

    Side note…… Over the weekend a chopped 50’s car went passed
    my house with a candy paint job that STUNK!!!

    It was all blotchy. YUK.

    icon_vomit1.gif

    :haha:

    #16849
    Anonymous
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    Quote:
    Side note……… I’ve seen neon on the front bumpers, in the windshield
    and in the rear window. UGLY!!! icon_sad.gif

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    #16850
    Garibaldi
    Keymaster
    Quote:
    Quote:
    Side note……… I’ve seen neon on the front bumpers, in the windshield
    and in the rear window. UGLY!!! icon_sad.gif

    Drogar-Laugh(LBG).gif

    :haha:

    #16851
    GTO Man
    Moderator

    They can sure do some cool things with it. I personally wouldn’t have it on my car, but if someone likes it, great.

    #16852
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just say no to under body neons…

    #16853
    Garibaldi
    Keymaster
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    Just say no to under body neons…

    I agree!

    #16854
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Some streetrods it can be worked in with special paint skemes but on straight stock classics its a big no no icon_cheesygrin.gif

    #16855
    Garibaldi
    Keymaster

    Yep not on stocks!

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