Chevy350TPI
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The stickers are pieces of absolute chit. The silver 24" one I bought ... the stencil or whatever used to cut out the letters punched into the period in '.com' so a light paper backing went with the period. Absolute bullchit ... such a waste of my time. Same thing for a bunch of the oval one ... it looks like absolute chit on my rear window. Never again ... never the flying fudge again.
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Nice pics ... haha. Newspaper >>>>> paper towel.
If I were to ever buy a car from Ford, it would be a Mustang Cobra. Orrrr Roush / Saleen would be getting a lot of my money.
Marks? Water marks? Scratches?
Alpine CDE-9845 or CDA-9847 for $179.99 and $199.99 @ Crutchfield. Alpine CDA-9847 - $199.99 Receiver kit (installation kit/trim kit) - Free Wiring harness - Free Crutchfield's "MasterSheet Instructions" - Free Receiver Installation Guide - Free Standard Shipping - Free Not a bad deal all in all. Almost $40 in free stuff. CarDomain has a similar deal ... free harness and installation kit - price match feature works in your favor as well.
It's a Pinto with Mustang parts over the body. It really, really looks like a Mustang. Still the stock powerplant, but ... it's been a good project for Ryan - turned out well so far. I'd be hard pressed to notice a difference between a stock Mustang and his body work.
Uniroyal Tiger Paw Pirelli Winter Carving Goodyear Ultra Grip Heavy snow, slush, ice. Treadwear - should be getting 2-4 years easy please (proper care, won't see a dry road very often). Can't believe I'm thinking about that already.
In Before the Lock
*Taking suggestions for winter tires* 155/80R13 So super small. Which means super cheap. Which means that a 'better' tire works.
What's ideal for applying stickers to windows? Of course it has to be clean. But temperature wise? Make a huge difference? Would assume no major difference. But the car has been in the direct sun all day so I'll wait until tonight.
For Jim, Ryan, and long haired dude with the Impala. Tom or something. http://www.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?...d=1#post1063612
chitty. Become that VP. Simple solution One day, one day ...
That's it right there. Spend the money on these tools to do the job properly, and wind up only having to use them once or twice. I wish I had spent the $275 I spent on tools and put it towards paying for a quality shop to do it for me. Wouldn't have taken them five days and I wouldn't have been worried about something going wrong. Never again ...
I'll NEVER touch mine again either. NEVER.
Haha, yes! One less piece of chit on the road.
Fiiiiiinnnne.
Haha, welcome to the world of HLCD's. Attenuation is your friend
Stickers. Car is blue. Blue looks good, blends in nicely. Silver looks very, very sharp.
Blue or silver, silver or blue ... tough call.