Still cruisin' after all of these years (56k Warning)
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Still cruisin' after all of these years (56k Warning)
Hey girl let'* go for a spin
Hop in my hot rod and do it again
You've got a greenhouse effect on me
I know a secret spot
Paradise by the sea
Hop in my hot rod and do it again
You've got a greenhouse effect on me
I know a secret spot
Paradise by the sea
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wow!! looks brand new. very very nice has to be one of the cleanest old style ive ever seen.
what with the big lights? dont they ever get cracked from rocks?
what with the big lights? dont they ever get cracked from rocks?
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Originally Posted by L27Buick
wow!! looks brand new. very very nice has to be one of the cleanest old style ive ever seen.
Originally Posted by L27Buick
what with the big lights? dont they ever get cracked from rocks?
I use the "fogs" for normal night driving, and the "driving lights" for my highbeams.
They are simply the best lights for night driving I've ever used. With the xenon/halogen blubs they are ultra bright and go way beyond any other lights I've used on a car. Also, since they are so low, I've had no complaints from other drivers about the fogs.
The highbeams are a different story... they'll burn out your eyes if you look into them. I know they are kinda ugly, but I like the blackouts over the normal lights, and the Pilots were an excellent replacement. Functionality over style.... but I don't think they look too bad. (Don't ask Torfeo though... )
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Holy Fog-Lights Batman!!! Black Magic'* a beautiful car!!
Don't let em give you too much crap about the lights, they look good on the older body styles, besides which, I'd bet they date back to when they were in style, so that kinda makes em a "retro" touch
Don't let em give you too much crap about the lights, they look good on the older body styles, besides which, I'd bet they date back to when they were in style, so that kinda makes em a "retro" touch
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If i woulda found a SSE like yours, in that condition, i wouldn't be in this car right now...
HOT!!!
http://rubix.ca/Bonnie/91sse/images/...0/img_6398.jpg
If i woulda found a SSE like yours, in that condition, i wouldn't be in this car right now...
HOT!!!
http://rubix.ca/Bonnie/91sse/images/...0/img_6398.jpg
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Originally Posted by PontiacDad
You should get us night shots by the water....kind of a mobile light house :P
Hard to compare to last winters pics in a snow pile.
Hard to compare to last winters pics in a snow pile.
As for the scanner.... both of my cars have a red LED scanner on the back of their rear view mirrors.... they come on when the alarm is armed.