DO I KEEP IT 96 Bonn
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DO I KEEP IT 96 Bonn
Hey, i kno you are all probly old and all lol just messin but w.e...im 16 and am young , gettin a 1996 bonneville offset colour, mom and dad payed extra for the color, anyway, it doesnt have one scratch on it, 96,000 miles, but pistons, tranny, air flow, exaust , brakes , rotors, water pump and ignition wires have been replaced, the inside is mint, but doesnt have much to it, its a 96 ...do i keep it , buy rims for it and system or do i sell it??
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I'd say keep it. You can get all the mods for a naturally aspirtated Grand Prix if you want power, and you can trick them out p retty cool too if you want.
Not another damn honda too
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Its pretty nice, has spoiler on it, i wanna make the fogg lamps new color, going to have major audio work done to it, cousin owns a Audio Place ...What size rims 18 or 19?
Downside, No steering wheel controls and no leather
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Can I change the Exaust into a dual exaust, not fullyl from the engine, jus the pipe that runs out of the cars, can i have the muffler taken off and have a Y pipe put on
Downside, No steering wheel controls and no leather
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Can I change the Exaust into a dual exaust, not fullyl from the engine, jus the pipe that runs out of the cars, can i have the muffler taken off and have a Y pipe put on
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lol im not sure im jus playin around, but yeah
I want to put 18'* on it
I would like to Change lights around front and back, but it doesnt have leather that makes me mad..i love leather...
I want to put 18'* on it
I would like to Change lights around front and back, but it doesnt have leather that makes me mad..i love leather...
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Old?!?!?! Oh yeah, I am old!!
Personally, if it'* in as good of shape as you say it is, keep it. You'll potentially be driving it til you're my age. Plus, I don't know about you, but when I was 16, I couldn't even pretend I was gonna have a nice car. Had to beg, borrow, and steal to save up for my first car, a $500 66 Beetle (Which I loved BTW)
Personally, if it'* in as good of shape as you say it is, keep it. You'll potentially be driving it til you're my age. Plus, I don't know about you, but when I was 16, I couldn't even pretend I was gonna have a nice car. Had to beg, borrow, and steal to save up for my first car, a $500 66 Beetle (Which I loved BTW)
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Hmmm lol im not lien it has the 2 tone paint, diff colors in diff sunlight MINT body, ....and i want to do the flow master 80 series with a nice set of 18'*...until i get to the audio section
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Flowmasters are sweet, i've got one on the way, with some nice stainless tips coming. You can do a crossflow muffler on them too.
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1782.jpg angel eye driving lights
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1791.jpg driving lamps.
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1776.jpg tinted tail lights...
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1782.jpg angel eye driving lights
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1791.jpg driving lamps.
http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/m...*/PICT1776.jpg tinted tail lights...
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Keep it, without a second thought! As previously mentioned, you can upgrade a Bonneville to the extreme if you want to... or keep it stock and be just cool. Plus your 3.8L V-6 will blow away any of your little friends in their dressed-up-but-mechanically-stock Honda Civics... on the track, of course.
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I'd say keep it. Statisically speaking being a new driver your going to do some damage to it and it will most likely save your life in the case of a major accident. Insurance should be reasonable on your parents as well.