Ha... Now you're all tuck with me.. Muhaha
12 March 2005, 02:42 PM
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Ha... Now you're all stuck with me.. Muhaha
After a 13hr shift, this morning at 7am I drove from tewkes to Taunton and purchased the following item....
Its a 99 T UK spec with 60k... Only driven it back up the M5 sofar, and i'm off now to tear the nasty pioneer headunit out and put my Alpine in..
You guys can probably tell me more from the pics...
Luv
Chrisie...
Its a 99 T UK spec with 60k... Only driven it back up the M5 sofar, and i'm off now to tear the nasty pioneer headunit out and put my Alpine in..
You guys can probably tell me more from the pics...
Luv
Chrisie...
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12 March 2005, 03:06 PM
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12 March 2005, 03:07 PM
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I had a white 95 classic which I sold last year, hard to keep clean but still looked great.
Car was totally standard when I bought it but after a few changes it looked great:
wheels
sti rear spoiler
sti front splitter
colour coded door handles / wing mirrors
new colour coded side skirts
colour coded rear bumper
slightly modified front grill
lowered (has to be done)
Only thing I never got round to was the indicators / repeaters
Here's how she looked just before she went last Feb after doing 175,000 miles
Best 3 years of my life owning that car
I had a white 95 classic which I sold last year, hard to keep clean but still looked great.
Car was totally standard when I bought it but after a few changes it looked great:
wheels
sti rear spoiler
sti front splitter
colour coded door handles / wing mirrors
new colour coded side skirts
colour coded rear bumper
slightly modified front grill
lowered (has to be done)
Only thing I never got round to was the indicators / repeaters
Here's how she looked just before she went last Feb after doing 175,000 miles
Best 3 years of my life owning that car
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12 March 2005, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by GirlieTrucker
Oh yes.. clear lights, and 'after burners' at the rear..
Maybe slightly tint the rear glass, as IMHO it suits the white ones..
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Cjrisie...
Maybe slightly tint the rear glass, as IMHO it suits the white ones..
Luv
Cjrisie...
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12 March 2005, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by WH03JAM
........and an understanding partner
plus excuses as to why it needs a new .............. (add as applicable)
plus excuses as to why it needs a new .............. (add as applicable)
FPMSL....I do this all of the time...I make up excuses for new bits of kit for the car. My missus is wise to it now and probably knows as much about cars as me after 12 yrs of suffering it.Can't get away with it as often now.
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12 March 2005, 05:33 PM
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Dark coloured cars look dirty quickly as well. I think I'll get a silver one next time.
BTW, GirlyTrucker, is that a Japanese import car? I only ask because white is much more popular over there, it's their national racing colour.
BTW, GirlyTrucker, is that a Japanese import car? I only ask because white is much more popular over there, it's their national racing colour.
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Originally Posted by GirlieTrucker
Oh yes.. clear lights, and 'after burners' at the rear..
Maybe slightly tint the rear glass, as IMHO it suits the white ones..
Luv
Cjrisie...
Maybe slightly tint the rear glass, as IMHO it suits the white ones..
Luv
Cjrisie...
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12 March 2005, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by DarkStar66
Dark coloured cars look dirty quickly as well. I think I'll get a silver one next time.
BTW, GirlyTrucker, is that a Japanese import car? I only ask because white is much more popular over there, it's their national racing colour.
BTW, GirlyTrucker, is that a Japanese import car? I only ask because white is much more popular over there, it's their national racing colour.
Glad to see you chose the best colour Girlie Trucker!
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