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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Since I haven�t post any picture as of yet I thought I would now.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The engine is the new replacement that I just got back on Monday. Check out my post for details. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/323635-another-engine-failure.html The paint color is Pastel Yellow and was only available in 98 and 99.

POST 6Original post

I know it is costing you a lot...but what a great sight a brandnew P-engine!!

POST 7Original post

I would have thought that it's a rebuild and not new new.

POST 8Original post

well it looks new enough to me....and reading another post...this will be as close we can come to looking at a "new" P engine outside of the actual vehicle!

POST 10Original post

Not "pastel" yellow...please tell me he didn't!!? Just call it yellow

POST 12Original post

cool deal... good luck.......on the engine that is.....keep us posted...

POST 13Original post

She looks great. Leave the yellow marker lights...no clear on yellow IMO. I like the "pumpkins" on yellow P-cars...

POST 14Original post

Lee - I can't believe I let you get to 22 posts without hitting you up to post pics! Damn, I must be slipping! Seriously, nice looking P-car, Lee. The Pastel Yellow (sorry Nico, there's that "P" word again) looks nice, rather unique. Good lick with your new engine. I would recommend that you send your "headlight bezels" (surrounds) to Eric at Bumperplugs and have them paint to match your car. He does AWESOME work. You might also want to have him do a pair of rear bumperettes while he is at it. He will require you to do a "core swap" meaning that you send him your black bumperettes once you get the painted bumperettes from him. Nice looking ride!

POST 15Original post

Lee, that is my engine! You need to clarify, that the picture is for 'illustrative purposes only"

POST 16Original post

Haha I knew I'd seen that pic somewhere else!

POST 19 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Orient Express, I should have added a disclaimer, I apologize profusely. That is one fine looking engine you have there! Lee

POST 20 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Tim, Thanks for the suggestions. I would prefer to have the bumperettes match the paint, I think it look much better.

POST 21Original post

Welcome Lee to the inofficial club of the unique color guys; I've a Wimbledon Green car. Orient Express, if you'd also have recognized your engine on below cropped pic, then I'd call you a real P car fanatic.

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