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01-07-2004, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Hehe, just noticed this:
You wouldnt want my tires, they are crap. The dealer put Kelly Navigator Golds on there, and I cant justify getting rid of new tires. I really want to get the 130+ rated BF Goodrich Traction T/A'* or the Bridgstone Potenza * that are summer only (I forgot the # on them). The Kellys have 12K on them and are 1/2 gone, so new rubber will be comming soon!The main reason that I like the rims on your car better is because they are more 'open' than the ones on mine. Our cars are exact opposites on the outside!
Gotta get the winter mats for the inside, I fell inlove with the 'SSEi' mats when the car was in the dealer showroom and I would be so pissed of they got ruined!
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01-07-2004, 11:24 AM
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[quote="karfreek"]
prolly re910, re930, re 950s. they're all pretty good. im getting a set of potenzas on the oe chromes(same as freeks) and probably a decent set of all seaons or snow tires for the rims that came with the car(like blueeyes '99). but of course its the middle of winter and i havent even taken my chromies off yet 
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
the Bridgstone Potenza * that are summer only (I forgot the # on them).
01-07-2004, 05:40 PM
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Those cars look great! If only Pontiac made those rims in chrome. I'd like them better that way, but they still look very nice! 
It'* got to be nice having a family of 3800 powered cars. I've convinced my mom to get a Bonneville or a Monte Carlo SS. Her current 3.8 car is not cutting it
It'* got to be nice having a family of 3800 powered cars. I've convinced my mom to get a Bonneville or a Monte Carlo SS. Her current 3.8 car is not cutting it
01-07-2004, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by bonnie94sse
Those cars look great! If only Pontiac made those rims in chrome. I'd like them better that way, but they still look very nice!
It'* got to be nice having a family of 3800 powered cars. I've convinced my mom to get a Bonneville or a Monte Carlo SS. Her current 3.8 car is not cutting it
It'* got to be nice having a family of 3800 powered cars. I've convinced my mom to get a Bonneville or a Monte Carlo SS. Her current 3.8 car is not cutting it
Anyhow to give you a mental picture of what it looked like here is what was on the pix:
1994 Bonneville SLE (green L27), 1999 Bonneville SSEi (black L67), 1995 Riviera (seafoam green L67), 1990 Ninety Eight Regency (white'ish-grey LN3 with 83,xxx orig miles), 1993 Park Avenue Ultra (Blue L67), 1989 Lesabre Limited (white LN3 with 64,xxx orig miles), 1992 Park Avenue Ultra (blue L67). There was also a couple odd-balls, 1988 Dodge B250 Ram van, and a 1987 Nissan Stanza GXE.
Out front at the time was the 1992 Bonneville SSE (white L27), 1998 Grand Prix SE (green L36), and a 1997 Grand Prix GT (black L36). Now if I can just get a pic on the good memory card with all the 3800'* lined up -that would be a picture worth a million words.
01-07-2004, 08:38 PM
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Nice ride...... it'* like a mirror of what my 97SSEi was the day I brought her home.... before the mods 
Beautiful car... I'm jealous that you got a 99.... hehe
Beautiful car... I'm jealous that you got a 99.... hehe
