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Old 02-24-2006, 10:31 PM
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o ya did mention its a 93 with original paint
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Old 02-25-2006, 01:35 AM
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Wooooowwwww sooooo purrrrrty..... seriously brings a tear to my eye.
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looks very
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rims are sick on that car man nice job
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looks clean esp for a 13 yr old car
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looks really good, and clean for a 93. But I'm not a big fan of the tribal/flame things behind the front wheels, but that is just my .02, and to each his own
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ZR1s on TAs usually don't do it for me, but they look pretty damn good on there. You've done an excellent job keeping that paint at that condition...great job!
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Originally Posted by wickdws6bird
looks really good, and clean for a 93. But I'm not a big fan of the tribal/flame things behind the front wheels, but that is just my .02, and to each his own
dont worry im taking them off today n-e-way they look a lil better in person cause they are metal,but I just dont like them anymore.
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How many miles you got on that thing, the paint looks in really good shape.
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How many miles you got on that thing, the paint looks in really good shape.
130k not a garage queen its a dd
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That's a sharp lookin' ride. I love that paint scheme. Reminds me of a shark.
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car and the rims look great man, good to see that lt1 is still running strong
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damn look at those fat bolognas in the back! how did you fit them in there? did you mini tub it or something?!
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CAr looks awesome! I've always liked that color, not even sure what it called, but I almost got a 93 formula that color a loooong time ago.
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damn look at those fat bolognas in the back! how did you fit them in there? did you mini tub it or something?!
elaborate please.
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lol how you fit them fat meats in the back? did you go to town hammering **** out of the way or did you mini tub it or something like hta?
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Originally Posted by sycotic_reject
lol how you fit them fat meats in the back? did you go to town hammering **** out of the way or did you mini tub it or something like hta?
cut out the bump stops mounts and did alil bfh mod(big f-ing hammer) to the inner fenders and then mad a bunch of relief cuts it that lil 1 inch lip o the outer fender and then hammered that flat,still a lil rubing when I go around turns fast and the side wall stretches.
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can you take pictures of that area like a "tire view" and a couple of shots of the wheel well with the tire off or something like that? i want to see how much BFHing you had to do, thanks!
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What color is that?
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Originally Posted by sycotic_reject
can you take pictures of that area like a "tire view" and a couple of shots of the wheel well with the tire off or something like that? i want to see how much BFHing you had to do, thanks!
im gonna do some lca relocations brackets in a couple weeks and Ill shoot them then.but the inner fender wasent really a problem area for me
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