thank you. You really are a sweetheart, Sarah.

i know



This is an old front pic, its a little different now I have that red out of there. It wasnt supposed to be there


For some reason my rear neon pic is gone..

How did ya hook up those lights Sarah? I have a bunch of red cold cathode tubes I'm thinking about putting in the car

Switched to a 2002+ center console and switch plate and added RCA aux inputs to it.

How did you do the pillar pod? How well does it match the other pillar in the car?

What did you smoke the door lights and reflectors with?

im interested in the pod too.

all ive done in my monte.

Weird that I never posted in here. Sorry if I lose you part way through. LOL


97 Bonneville:
Heated seats


Fog light switch


Hud gauge pod



Homelink ver 2


Homelink ver 1


Homelink, additional switchs and stock


Hands free microphone


Trunk light


Added power ports to side of console

Switches for controlling intercooler pump, electric water pump, abs defeat and hole for radio control LED


Intercooler pump flow detect kit. These led'* were moved inside once verified to work


Sunroof switch


Tint

2000 Regal:
Sunroof switch (different one)


Homelink (98 Regal)


Added a button to the blank in the pod


Sub


Touchscreen with backup camera



Phone mount


Extra power outlets (both sides)


Homelink with compass


Door light and turn signal in mirror plus puddle lights (note doors were soundproofed)



Sound deadening


Amp under rear deck wtih rear STB


Hud



Bonneville shifter (2000+)
No pic sorry.

All interior lighting is LED

Tint

Where did you get that dash gauge pod? Is this in your 97 SSEI or the Regal?

I have an '05 SLE I am really wanting to add a single or double gauge pod to but really do not want to loose any of my vents (its for a scan gauge or two).

I made all these items. None were stock, or inteneded to be where I used them.

Hud was in the bonne: I originally aimed for a single pod, then decided on three.




Map light/homelink



fog light



Heated seats






There'* plenty of work behind any of these items. Making them look good and or stock, that'* where the fun comes in.