Ready for Oregon..Alero style!
02-05-2008, 11:16 PM
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That'* a garage to die for. 
Very clean engine bay and undercarriage.
Subframe should get some touch up paint this summer and those front carpets need to get those party stains removed.
Take some pics of it after you get back in a week and we'll see just how bad you treated her. :P
Very clean engine bay and undercarriage.
Subframe should get some touch up paint this summer and those front carpets need to get those party stains removed.
Take some pics of it after you get back in a week and we'll see just how bad you treated her. :P
02-05-2008, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by petraman
The 3400 must be relatively powerful in that car. I drove an Alero with a 2.4 and it wasn't a slouch at all. In fact, I had some fun with it 
I love when dealers don't ride with you on test drives... 
I love when dealers don't ride with you on test drives...
02-06-2008, 02:56 PM
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I steam cleaned the upholstery including the floors this summer, however, winter has already taken its toll. I think next year I will get some deep rubber floor mats for it.
02-06-2008, 08:08 PM
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There'* a 2001 Alero whose title is in my name, but my sister uses the car. It looks exactly like that on the outside except there'* no bra, but the 2.4L engine isn't as clean. I see you got a Bonneville shift ****! Nice going.
Except my sister put some girly things to hang off the rear view mirror.
Except my sister put some girly things to hang off the rear view mirror.
02-06-2008, 10:21 PM
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Yes, you definitely need the deep rubber matts. I use them religiously and never want ANY water to drip onto the carpeting 
Nice **** Matt. 
Always have to have your hand on it.
I see you got a Bonneville shift ****! Nice going.
Always have to have your hand on it.
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