It's not a Bonneville, but...
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Them Aurora'*, they must be lacking because everyone is throwing Bonneville parts on. What'* with them? Just not up to Bonne par if you ask me. 
Don't take anything in this post seriously.
Those stars really look good on there, maybe I'll pick up a set of those for my new summer rims. :? [/img]
Don't take anything in this post seriously.
Those stars really look good on there, maybe I'll pick up a set of those for my new summer rims. :? [/img]
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From: Land of Lincoln
Thanks for all the comments guys! 
The 'stars' really did turn out to be great look... I wasn't sure before I put them on, but I'm definitely happy with the result!
To answer the questions asked... I would LOVE to get the windows tinted (at least the rear anyway, since that'* all that is legal in IL). It is a money issue however... I'll have to price it out. Anyone ever attempted a tint job themselves? I've read through www.tintdude.com but I'm not sure I could match a professional'* job on this one.
The chrome door moulding was mentioned... I could take or leave it too, I don't think it'* stock as it only goes halfway down the door. I'm a little afraid to remove it though, in case the paint has been rubbed raw (or off) behind it... :?
Huh? What happened to "once you go black, you'll never go back?" Hey if it makes you feel any better, I always wanted black in my Bonny and the Aurora... but green was what I ended up finding in both cases! "The grass is always greener", or so they say. 
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The 'stars' really did turn out to be great look... I wasn't sure before I put them on, but I'm definitely happy with the result!To answer the questions asked... I would LOVE to get the windows tinted (at least the rear anyway, since that'* all that is legal in IL). It is a money issue however... I'll have to price it out. Anyone ever attempted a tint job themselves? I've read through www.tintdude.com but I'm not sure I could match a professional'* job on this one.
The chrome door moulding was mentioned... I could take or leave it too, I don't think it'* stock as it only goes halfway down the door. I'm a little afraid to remove it though, in case the paint has been rubbed raw (or off) behind it... :?
Originally Posted by aCiD
I'm jealous of your deep green car, I want one.
Hey if it makes you feel any better, I always wanted black in my Bonny and the Aurora... but green was what I ended up finding in both cases! "The grass is always greener", or so they say. [/url]
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From: RI
Originally Posted by scottydl
The chrome door moulding was mentioned... I could take or leave it too, I don't think it'* stock as it only goes halfway down the door. I'm a little afraid to remove it though, in case the paint has been rubbed raw (or off) behind it... :?
You could do one of two things.....
remove and maybe wax or scratch-x will remove was little marks were left or
you can buy them in black cut them to fit what was there and they won't stand out so bad.
ethier way...you still have a sweet arse ride!
