Anyone here put mudflaps on their car? I have searched but can't find a set that doesn't look like for a truck. I'd like to paint them body color so they blend in and remove them for the summer. Any pics or ideas?

 

musicman made these

 

I was so searching for that post and could not find it.

 

That's the route I might go, put some rubber ones on and leave black.

 

I avoid mud at all costs .so not for me , with a 4th gen ? why want mud flaps ,unless you live on a muddy road ,its probley a universal set ,couse most guys don't even think about mud an a sports car

 

lol, some of us dont have paved driveways,,, besides when warming the tires the rubber will cake up on the paint, easier to get off something not so easy to harm.

 

he did make some from stainless but i cant find the thread, i think its inside one of his others and i got tired of looking.

 

Thx for input,driving in the snow the dirt and salt gets up under the door jamb,I was looking to stop this. I live Buffalo,N.Y,snow is unavoidable. This year only 26" so far tho!

 

driveing a camaro in snow is very dangerous ,not to mention,not good for resale when the salt rust them out that 99 was driven in the snow not by me ,but hear where I live rarely does anyone drive them in snow ,we store them in winter ,its cost me $800.00 to have that car fixed ,only thing was good was mechanical soundness ,next time I buy another one I will have the floor jack with me ,.its to cheap to store them $300.00 ,I know sometimes we have to do what we got to do ,but the cars are so light ,I guess a v6 ,but my 95 406 I would sell it before I drive it in the snow with all that power,? if one drives in the snow they should be carful to drive them on the days its not snowing,i once had 4 wheel drive get side ways on black ice ,never mind rear wheel drive ,now you take grand marquise was a heavy car I drove with studded tires in the snow ,that must get scary in a Camaro ,I was thinking that where the few dings my red one has came from likely

 

I'm using this car for my d/d. I have already driven it in the snow,it handles very well with the snow tires I put on it. We here in the Buff know to slow down when it snows,we average 200+,it only adds 10 mins to you're daily commute if you watch the weather and leave early.
I store my 81 ,that won't see snow.
I hear ya tho,granted we love our camaros but this one is made to be driven,its a base car,v6 with ts. I got it for a real good price,has only 37,000 on it and sure beats the 09 cobalt I was driving. My camaro also is better in snow than cobalt was which was front drive with brand new tires,All seasons tho.
Can a camaro get thru snow over say 6-8"s deep,eh be tough. My cobalt couldn't. The camaro actually sits higher off ground. I rust treated the car with fluid film,so no worries there,I hope,so far it's working pretty good and will be driving my new old car for many years!