Its smooth enough I guess, I've definately felt smoother, but I've definately felt much worse, lol. To look at it up close, you can tell it has 60K miles on it, but I'm still happy with it. I had to hit a couple places with some touch-up paint, mostly on the front bumper. I'm actually suprised at how well it matched up, I used regular GM "white", and it seems to match the Ivory White pretty well. I dont know if it'* because my car may have been painted in the past, or just due to fading over the years or what, but it worked out. Keep the comments coming!!! And thanks to all who've replied!

Joe.

sounds like you need to run a clay bar all over it.

Awwwwweeeee Yeeeeaaaaaa!!!! Bount chick a wa wa (thats my best 70'* **** sound ) Giggity giggity Goo!!!

Pink Elephants are native to WV right?

I recently found this forum on detailing. Lots of info, I can't wait to try some of these products.

http://autopia.org/

Looking good!

From what I can tell, you were on Rt 60, heading west, towards Barboursville, WV. Am I correct?

John

Looks familiar
way to reprisent the White Bonnies Joe.
she looks great

damn man that is a good looking bonne
you could eat of that ****

congrads

yea it is STILL raining like that here

Sharp looking car... so clean it looks like it just came off the lot! Looks like someone else'* SSEi that I know though, only with aftermarket tips!!! Thought I recognized the insde of that Bonne lmao!

They make great gauge mount locations like the Aerotech scan gauge

Great job Joe Hope the rain lets up for you soon.

Very impressive, exactly where I was! I take it you've passed through?

Thanks fellas for the compliments, I like to keep my rides clean (when time and weather permit!) And Melissa, I'm working on making it not look so much like everyone else'* white bonnie'*! Maybe some new wheels will help...............someday :( Thanks again!

Joe.