x-mas day pics.
12-25-2004, 08:51 PM
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x-mas day pics.
got a digital camera of my own for x-mas so thought i'd share a few pics. with you:
The new intake:
And 2 more of a VERY dirty car! See anything different?
Got splash gaurds for all four corners! Of course, they are dirty and being used quite a bit.
Merry Christmas!
The new intake:
And 2 more of a VERY dirty car! See anything different?
Got splash gaurds for all four corners! Of course, they are dirty and being used quite a bit.
Merry Christmas!
12-25-2004, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by PontiacDad
Fixed the front fender it looks like ( John has always gone bubble butt).
Did you get any pics of that Paul Bunyon xmas tree?
Did you get any pics of that Paul Bunyon xmas tree?
PROUD BUBBLE BUTT!
For the x-mas tree:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=28048
12-25-2004, 11:13 PM
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Kinda looks like your mudflaps could be set out another 1/2" or so. I try to set mine out as far as possible, and thus keep the sides of the car clean (under the bumper and rocker panels is a different story, but that'* why I like washing the car myself during the winter instead of taking it to have someone else do it by hand).
12-25-2004, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Kinda looks like your mudflaps could be set out another 1/2" or so. I try to set mine out as far as possible, and thus keep the sides of the car clean (under the bumper and rocker panels is a different story, but that'* why I like washing the car myself during the winter instead of taking it to have someone else do it by hand).
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Nice pics John.
That intake looks very good. Hope you build a heat shield for it.
Mudlflaps are a great idea to help keep the paint free of chips.
Great snag on that camera. We'll all be expecting more shots from you now.
That intake looks very good. Hope you build a heat shield for it.
Mudlflaps are a great idea to help keep the paint free of chips.
Great snag on that camera. We'll all be expecting more shots from you now.
12-26-2004, 11:21 AM
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yes good pics, and the intake setup looks solid. On the mudflap situation, I have the ones on my car as low as possible, while still protecting the side of the car. Believe me my flaps are low