Well, here are the new rides. My brother'* 1998 Oldsmobile LSS and my 1998 Bonneville SSE (in my favorite color).





More pics to come -too busy now (plugs, wires, CAI, drilled 180 t-stat), MOBIL 1 synthetic oil with WIX premium filter, polish, etc...) Maybe tomorrow evening I'll have some good fresh and clean pics -the current pics are of a very dirty SSE, but the LSS just got out of under the buffing wheel with a fresh coat of Mequier'* Professional Stage 16 wax.

Both lookin good!

What the...?
Martin I thought you were saving money for school?
Got any cars I can get real cheap? I need a winter beater.

Martin, The gold SSE looks awsome.

If the SSE was dirty,couldn't have told by me!!!!!!!!

Both look great!!!!!!!!!!

That'* just one more reason to love the color -dust -it'* almost invisible in the pics and in real life unless you're looking for it. In those pics the chromies are begging me for some ceramic pads rather than the standard pads on there that are throwing a ton of black dust even under the lightest braking.
Oh, and I've got almost 400 miles her and when I get back from Kayaking this afternoon with Ashley I will have over 550 miles on the car in less than 48 hrs of ownership.

damn!! great color, same as my parents old one...

Thanks everyone for the comps.

Seth -I am saving for college. I only had to take out a $250 loan for the car (I just couldn't talk the guy down any lower) which will be paid off in about 10 days. I'm getting rid of my Lebaron convertable and will probably sell Ol Blue before the classes (that I'm on the starter'* list for ) and my workplace started a college reimbursment plan and since I'll be working the current job (switching to 3-11PM shift) while in school since the two places are only 4 miles apart.
Anyhow, I'm bringing the camera with to Glacier Ridge State Park where we are kayaking and I hope to get some really good pics of the car and the suroundings.

Nice