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I highly recommend the amberectomy on a silver car - keeps the front end from looking broken up...
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What's up to everyone who took the time to open the link! Although I probably have the stockest p-car out of anyone in here, I'll just salivate over all of yours until I can manage to pony up
-Nick
HEY - Welcome
your pumkins have been removed = 1st mod complete, not stock any more
If you are interested in a FREE mod, I know one that will really look awesome on your car - search " Amberectomy " -
Anyhow, its a nice looking car and thanks for posting pics!
Welcome aboard! Nice looking cab - looks a lot like mine before the face lift... I highly recommend the amberectomy on a silver car - keeps the front end from looking broken up... and Ed is Chief Surgeon - he can send you good references, or talk you through it... and if his caseload isn't too heavy, may even do it for you... The mod bug is highly contagious, especially if you hang around here... you'll find mods from Free to several thousand dollars, and this is one of the better places to find suggestions...
Congrats!
Rudy
It has to be a replacement bumper - the brackets for the bumperettes connect to the main bumper beam through to the bumperettes on the outside... With my new rear bumper I thought about going without... but the body shop guy talked me into keeping them, but painted... added about three weeks to the job (they had to fab new, shorter brackets because the new bumper wasn't as deep as the stock bumper)... but the jury is still out, not that I can change it at this point, but the no-bumperette look is growing on me...
Rudy
See, Nick? And you thought your car was bone stock. Already folks here are jumping in to let you know you are already part of the Mod Squad. LOL!
Welcome to the most entertaining forum on Rennlist!
Welcome! Nice ride!
My car is far more stock than yours. Check out my pumkins!
And I'm not changing a darn thing until Feb 2011. That's when the CPO says goodbye!
Cars in for a RMS and a new clutch as we speak.
Welcome to Renn, Nick! Give us specs/options/year/miles etc on your car, along with BIGGER pics/scans!!
PS, don't forget, membership has it's privileges.
Wow, thank you all for the warm welcome! Yeah, couldn't roll the lil 17s WITH the pumpkins - one had to go immediately after purchase
While I completely dig the look of the "Amberectomy", how is it a free mod? Don't you for one moment think I am capable of removing a bumper cover - ain't happenin' haha. I'll break/scratch/loose something, guaranteed.
And yes, the car is bumperette-less
I'm pretty sure its the stock bumper, refinished from a minor incident.
And wross, although I live around the corner from my fathers office I havent even been there yet bc of the line!
2000 C2 6-speed
new: clutch, rms, pulleys/tensioners and top
stripped-just litronics & hi-fi (which is still a garbage sound system)
had 55k a few months ago, now at 68k but I'm putting down the keys to my crack pipe to save mileage for the future.
Membership will come with the next paycheck
You don't have to remove the bumper cover. The lights slide out toward the front of the car after you "unlock" them with the tool from inside the trunk. Your manual will have instructions on how to remove the lights.
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