Scrolling through the Corvette Reddit today and came across these photos of a wrapped C7 Corvette Z06 that was at a Costco in Ontario.
The number 33 C7 Corvette Z06 has some serious “radwood” vibes from the 1980s-1990s car-culture scene with its mural of a sunset with tropical palm trees silhouetted on a pink and purple background.
We find ourselves among the group who thinks wow, “that’s cool, but I wouldn’t do that to my car.”
The car also has a great license plate “7 SP33D” which is obviously a reference to the Z06’s 7-speed manual transmission.
A windshield banner on the car appears to promote a shop where this C7 was likely wrapped with its GTA-style Vice City mural. If so, props to the owner for turning his car into a rolling billboard.
What do you think, Corvette Nation? On the basis of creativity and execution, is this Corvette Z06 Hot or Not?
Source:
7otu5 / Reddit
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Can’t miss it in the parking lot…
Wishful thinking in Ontario, I guess.
Fail on blending the hood.
The graphics ends up front, and the hood doesn’t match. Looks off. Rear end is rather bland as well. Looks like they almost went for vaporwave horizon field, and just stopped halfway.
I would have waited around to see who (or what) was driving it.
Maybe if Jimmy Buffett owned it
Many Western countries have traditionally associated pink with so-called feminine traits such as softness, kindness, nurturing, and compassion. Similarly, “girls’ toys,” traditionally trend toward pink and purple, whereas “boys’ toys,” are often red, yellow, green, or blue. Thanks, Ray
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