runningpanda
Well-Known Member
Went for a drive until I found an old abandoned factory area, so I took advantage of the picture perfect time of day and the location.
Here's my ride:
Everything about this car is stock right now. Most of it will probably remain stock except for a few cosmetic things, and maybe in the future I'll spend some serious $$$ on a manual swap, and maybe some engine modifications, but right now I don't know a lot about the car, so I need to do the research and spend the time getting to know it.
I'm planning on buying some Ksport lowering springs soon, get some stance going.
Home made roof rack with 4 55W fog lights, and "Men" sign. Oh, the foglights aren't hooked up to work yet, because I spent most of my day today trying to wire them up, and then they wouldn't turn on when I flipped the switch. So... Either I'm doing it wrong, or I'm missing something very simple.
Painted the wheels flat black, and one lug on each rear wheel is highlighter yellow. I think it adds a subtle flare to the wheels.
Drivers side headlight is foggy, so I'll probably replace it sometime, but for now it's no biggie.
The hood had some rust spots, so my dad sanded them down and primed it about a year ago. I want to sand it all back down and either paint it chalkboard, or go for the rusted look.
On to the pictures!
Rack lights are coming off, but I got bored tonight, so I threw this on there for ****s and gigs. Opinions? I giggled.
Here's my ride:
Everything about this car is stock right now. Most of it will probably remain stock except for a few cosmetic things, and maybe in the future I'll spend some serious $$$ on a manual swap, and maybe some engine modifications, but right now I don't know a lot about the car, so I need to do the research and spend the time getting to know it.
I'm planning on buying some Ksport lowering springs soon, get some stance going.
Home made roof rack with 4 55W fog lights, and "Men" sign. Oh, the foglights aren't hooked up to work yet, because I spent most of my day today trying to wire them up, and then they wouldn't turn on when I flipped the switch. So... Either I'm doing it wrong, or I'm missing something very simple.
Painted the wheels flat black, and one lug on each rear wheel is highlighter yellow. I think it adds a subtle flare to the wheels.
Drivers side headlight is foggy, so I'll probably replace it sometime, but for now it's no biggie.
The hood had some rust spots, so my dad sanded them down and primed it about a year ago. I want to sand it all back down and either paint it chalkboard, or go for the rusted look.
On to the pictures!
Rack lights are coming off, but I got bored tonight, so I threw this on there for ****s and gigs. Opinions? I giggled.
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