 SmooveP
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 07-24-12 12:29 PM - Post#2251693
Found this item online...think it's pretty cool, something I've never seen before on any impala, in the pictures it looks like a 64 is on the package...anyone know about these, are they worth the money?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1960S-VINTAGE-NOS -ACCESSOR...
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Tri5man
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07-24-12 04:01 PM - Post#2251757
In response to SmooveP
Fender guides can only be used in conjunction with a lighted swan on the hood, red Jeweled mud flaps, curb feelers and dingle berries around the windows.
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julian59
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07-24-12 04:26 PM - Post#2251777
In response to SmooveP
Now this is cool. A wee bit high but cool.
59 ? Door Mirrow
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62sedan
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07-24-12 04:43 PM - Post#2251785
In response to julian59
Fender guides can only be used in conjunction with a lighted swan on the hood, red Jeweled mud flaps, curb feelers and dingle berries around the windows.
Awwww man, what's wrong with you???? You forgot the obligatory STATIC STRAPS!! 
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whiskey1954
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07-24-12 08:38 PM - Post#2251878
In response to Tri5man
Everyone loves my lighted Swan on the hood of my 47 aero wish I could figure out how to make them flap hehehehehehehehe
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DeeGee
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Loc: Oklahoma
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07-24-12 08:50 PM - Post#2251886
In response to Tri5man
Fender guides can only be used in conjunction with a lighted swan on the hood, red Jeweled mud flaps, curb feelers and dingle berries around the windows.
Dingle Balls. Dingle berries are something altogether different; are of biological origin and not manufactured.
A diamond ain't nothing but a piece of coal that stuck with it. Brother Dave Gardner; ca. 1963
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models916
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07-25-12 07:17 AM - Post#2251996
In response to DeeGee
Grandma would love those!
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SmooveP
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07-27-12 08:33 AM - Post#2252664
In response to models916
Oh geez 
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YeniPenny
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07-27-12 09:10 AM - Post#2252672
In response to SmooveP
Smoove, this is a straight-laced crowd in here these days. They don't understand lowrider stuff.
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SmooveP
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07-27-12 01:57 PM - Post#2252730
In response to YeniPenny
Noted Penny!
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 speedygman
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07-27-12 02:32 PM - Post#2252741
In response to SmooveP
SmooveP,
I am a OLD GEEZER and I like your styling ideas on YOUR car, keep up the great work. You never get to old to learn.
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slo
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07-30-12 03:22 PM - Post#2253853
In response to YeniPenny
Smoove, this is a straight-laced crowd in here these days. They don't understand lowrider stuff.
didnt think it was lowrider stuff 
1964 Impala SS
1964 Impala station wagon
1953 chevy 210
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62sedan
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07-30-12 03:51 PM - Post#2253864
In response to slo
didnt think it was lowrider stuff
It never was intended to be used as such.... at least not back in the days when it was a new item and being offered to help locate the front corner of vehicles from the drivers seat.
More of a safety apparatus than anything.
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SmooveP
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07-31-12 09:09 AM - Post#2254149
In response to 62sedan
I just won't ask for opinions regarding accessories anymore...at the end of the day it's not like we (in this case I'm guessing the lowrider enthausiasts) didn't design, nor fabricate the item(s) but simply take interest in them. 
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YeniPenny
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07-31-12 11:14 AM - Post#2254186
In response to SmooveP
Smoove,illegitimi non carborundum. Some of these dudes have no idea what zoot suit or pachuco cars are. Some of us do and don't make ignorant remarks about niches of the car world. Ask whatever you want. I love doing slam dunks on buttheads.
Nope, I don't think the lowriders invented the fender guides. They were very common back in the 40s and 50s on plain Aunt Jane cars.
Here is one link to buy the guides:
http://www.oldcaraccessories.co.uk/kerbfeelers.htm
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SmooveP
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08-01-12 09:50 AM - Post#2254503
In response to YeniPenny
Thanks Yeni 
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 Jerry Acheson
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08-01-12 04:47 PM - Post#2254659
In response to SmooveP
Smoove,
Whether I'm into low riders or not, I am always eager to read about the ideas of others. Don't stop writing or asking. Everyone and every car is welcome here.
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