The year was 1992. Red Hot Chili Peppers was playing on my car radio (well, Chevy Pickup radio), the beginning of my senior year of high school. Life was good. And the car bra was king in this part of the country. Everyone who had anything mildly sporty had one. I personally helped install one on a Monte Carlo.
Fast forward to now. Car bras, in my rarely humble opinion, are passe. Like parachute pants from the 80's. It's not stopping people though. Last week alone I saw 3 2010 or 2011 Corvettes, one a Grand Sport, with car bras on. I was on the phone with Gina when I saw the first one and had to ask if we had been sent back to the early 90's. They mess your paint up, for one, and look outdated for two.
I understand they were a "thing" in auto accessories back in the 90's, but some tings are just meant to be appreciated on their own (take the Fezza above for example).
So do me a favor, folks. Leave the car bras back in the early 90's and show off the beauty that your cars have to offer.
Fast forward to now. Car bras, in my rarely humble opinion, are passe. Like parachute pants from the 80's. It's not stopping people though. Last week alone I saw 3 2010 or 2011 Corvettes, one a Grand Sport, with car bras on. I was on the phone with Gina when I saw the first one and had to ask if we had been sent back to the early 90's. They mess your paint up, for one, and look outdated for two.
I understand they were a "thing" in auto accessories back in the 90's, but some tings are just meant to be appreciated on their own (take the Fezza above for example).
So do me a favor, folks. Leave the car bras back in the early 90's and show off the beauty that your cars have to offer.
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