NBM T/A pics?
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Just trying to get some ideas of what you have done to your t/a's. I'll have the truck sold and be in a T/A by Spring break!!!
I tried searching, but its pointless as most people post nbm instead of navy blue metalic, or trans am....
Thanks in advance.
I tried searching, but its pointless as most people post nbm instead of navy blue metalic, or trans am....
Thanks in advance.
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Would you rather have the TSP?
Btw, how hard was the wire hiding trick? I remember seeing a link about it a looong time ago, but have since forgotten.
Btw, how hard was the wire hiding trick? I remember seeing a link about it a looong time ago, but have since forgotten.
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after actually seeing a tsp lid i would have to say that it is a little better quality, not that the MTI is bad. the !wires mod is really easy if you know where to drill the hole, this was my first attempt so i didnt know where and ended up having to splice all of the wires to make them longer. since then i have done it to other cars without having to do that.