What Do You Think of Dub Fender Vents?

[Barrybobvt]

I have a V6 convertible with 18" Deep Dish Bullitts and no badge on the front fenders. I'm wondering what folks think of a single Dub Fender Vent on each fender - the kind typically shown on a Tahoe or Chrysler 300.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DUB-LOGO-FE...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f1f0166af&vxp=mtr

 

[Barrybobvt]

Look, this is my fifth Mustang ('67 Fastback, '65 289 c4 convertible, '66 289 c4 convertible, '71 302 convertible before this one) so I'm clear on what I want. I'm trying to decide whether to stay with the clean look (nothing on the fender) or a OEM running pony badge or something else. This is not a GT wannabe car so I'm not putting a GT badge on it. Just looking for something in the space that is appropriate.

 

[Husky44]

I don't think those vents really fit on a muscle car as well as they do in the bigger lux cars.

 

[TheShabz]

I'm with Husky. Go with the pony badge or keep it clean. Not a fan of the vent.

 

[StreetsideStig]

I'm not really of fan of stick-on vents. If it looks like a vent, it should be a vent.

 

[Noobz347]

Look, this is my fifth Mustang ('67 Fastback, '65 289 c4 convertible, '66 289 c4 convertible, '71 302 convertible before this one) so I'm clear on what I want. I'm trying to decide whether to stay with the clean look (nothing on the fender) or a OEM running pony badge or something else. This is not a GT wannabe car so I'm not putting a GT badge on it. Just looking for something in the space that is appropriate.

Just my opinion.... those vents are about as wannabe as they come. Even the OEM installs on the 300 look out of place. I liken them to chrome mud flaps and curb feelers.