Introduction Pics, and no more bubble butt!
11-04-2007, 05:04 PM
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Introduction Pics, and no more bubble butt!
Just got this beast a couple weeks ago, and this is the first chance I've gotten to take some pics. She needs a bath bad, but I wanted to get some pics of the new spoiler, and some pics of the car since I hadn't really posted any yet.
Chevy CD Player from a 96 Lumina, that took some work to make fit.
The spoiler is about 1/4 inch to the right, but it'* done now, and it looks damn good to me!
Chevy CD Player from a 96 Lumina, that took some work to make fit.
The spoiler is about 1/4 inch to the right, but it'* done now, and it looks damn good to me!
11-04-2007, 05:29 PM
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Thanks! I used to hate red interiors, but it'* really grown on me. By the way it'* a 1992 SE with 136,000 miles, Soft ride Suspension, and granny gears.
I have the smae CD player
11-05-2007, 10:35 PM
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Is it safe to assume that Red interior is not a particularly common option for Bonnies? You practically have to kick maroon gutted LeSabres out of the way!
11-05-2007, 11:29 PM
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You should have used the predrilled holes on the inside of the trunk for drilling your new holes -they are the ones used to access the nuts on the factory installed spoilers.
BTW, looks good otherwise -kinda like how it sits back a touch further than the factory installed ones.
Now I just have to get around to installing the spoiler on my bubble-butt SSEi.
BTW, looks good otherwise -kinda like how it sits back a touch further than the factory installed ones.
Now I just have to get around to installing the spoiler on my bubble-butt SSEi.
11-06-2007, 09:21 AM
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Oh...oops...that is so obvious now that I know what to look for... my friend who is a professional body technician (now that'* a little scary) helped me. We put paint on the studs, then put the spoiler where it looked good, and drilled in from the top. Oh well, I like it and it doesn't leak, so it'* not a problem I guess. Thanks for all the comments. Any suggestions for other mods at this point?
