Post your bone-stock car pics here
11-07-2007, 01:36 PM
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11-07-2007, 02:08 PM
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Back in the slow lane.
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No hemi, 3.5 V6
<-------- hence the "Back in the slow lane".
I like it so far. Took a little getting used to the size, and lack of power compared to my TL-S. If I got another, it would be a hemi.
<-------- hence the "Back in the slow lane".
I like it so far. Took a little getting used to the size, and lack of power compared to my TL-S. If I got another, it would be a hemi.
11-07-2007, 02:33 PM
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That was uncalled for...
My Golf, a day after I got it... She was as stock as stock could be. Little old lady owned it used it to drive her grand children around...
11-07-2007, 02:43 PM
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In the Mid-South meow
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My 03 Accord V6 6mt. Now she's wearing an AEM V2, but otherwise still bone stock.
11-07-2007, 02:51 PM
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'08 MX5 GT 6spd.
Super....I've been meaning to ask you how you like yours compared to your CL? You can get EX v6 6'ers for next to nothing now with navi!!!
I love the Accords, I've always thought it'd be a valid replacement for mine.
I love the Accords, I've always thought it'd be a valid replacement for mine.
11-07-2007, 02:55 PM
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11-07-2007, 03:03 PM
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YEAH! Another chance to post gratuitous pics of my car.
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11-07-2007, 03:27 PM
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Really nice cars everyone! I've always loved the looks of a factory car, especially the older ones. A lot of the new cars look great with only a few modifications such as wheels or subtle body modifications. My six speed Accord has been de-badged, spoiler removed and trunk refinished, and the mud flaps painted body colour.
Each time I've restored a car I've always upgraded it slightly with such things as electric fuel pumps, electronics, and modern suspension and brake components. My '67 Shelby GT500 is being restored to exactly as it left Carroll's facility. Whatever needs to be replaced is either NOS, date coded replacements, or faithful reproductions. The only car I have NEVER modified is my '86 GN. Purchased new, and except for tires, tailpipes, and fluids, it's basically how she was born. Original plugs, wires, friction materials, and paint/trim.
Here she is:
the windows were tinted at the dealer
Terry
Each time I've restored a car I've always upgraded it slightly with such things as electric fuel pumps, electronics, and modern suspension and brake components. My '67 Shelby GT500 is being restored to exactly as it left Carroll's facility. Whatever needs to be replaced is either NOS, date coded replacements, or faithful reproductions. The only car I have NEVER modified is my '86 GN. Purchased new, and except for tires, tailpipes, and fluids, it's basically how she was born. Original plugs, wires, friction materials, and paint/trim.
Here she is:
the windows were tinted at the dealer
Terry
11-07-2007, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by S A CHO
My Golf, a day after I got it... She was as stock as stock could be. Little old lady owned it used it to drive her grand children around...
Terry
11-07-2007, 03:48 PM
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That was uncalled for...
Originally Posted by teranfon
Was that the one you posted some time ago about detailing? If so, it looks great!
Terry
Terry
Yup, it's same one... With the VW rims I have on it now it makes it look a lot better, but I can still appreciate the stock style...
Shoofin, that GTI looks great.
11-07-2007, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by o2cls
Super....I've been meaning to ask you how you like yours compared to your CL? You can get EX v6 6'ers for next to nothing now with navi!!!
I love the Accords, I've always thought it'd be a valid replacement for mine.
I love the Accords, I've always thought it'd be a valid replacement for mine.
11-07-2007, 07:41 PM
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Hell, why not.... We now have something to look forward too instead of Yumchah or srika posting a thread about some $100,000+ car designed with CGI and a fake background. Not like its a bad thing, but if it weren't for them Car Talk would be completely dead. 
Pics of bone-stock cars > better than not posting any pics of cars
5-speed Integra LS... fun car.
Next owner lowered it with coilovers, repainted it w/ shaved side moldings and a 98+ front, but put on halos...
Pics of bone-stock cars > better than not posting any pics of cars
5-speed Integra LS... fun car.
Next owner lowered it with coilovers, repainted it w/ shaved side moldings and a 98+ front, but put on halos...
11-07-2007, 07:50 PM
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Suzuka Master
Very clean cars,thumbs up to all.
Terafon, I've always been a groupie of the GrandNational since I was a teenager. My next door neighbour has one, and it's been sitting on his driveway for six years and he still won't sell it to me. Please post pics of your GT500 when it comes back, that is in my eyes the best mustang ever sold.
Here's my little contribution
Terafon, I've always been a groupie of the GrandNational since I was a teenager. My next door neighbour has one, and it's been sitting on his driveway for six years and he still won't sell it to me. Please post pics of your GT500 when it comes back, that is in my eyes the best mustang ever sold.
Here's my little contribution
11-07-2007, 08:09 PM
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nokiaman:
Will do. The '67 Shelby with it's inboards is a striking car.
Six years? It bothers me when I see a collector car of any sort languishing about while the owner claims he, "Will restore it one day".
I go to Costco:
Love the shot of the Z28 in front of the train.
Terry
Will do. The '67 Shelby with it's inboards is a striking car.
Six years? It bothers me when I see a collector car of any sort languishing about while the owner claims he, "Will restore it one day".
I go to Costco:
Love the shot of the Z28 in front of the train.
Terry
11-07-2007, 08:43 PM
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Suzuka Master
There's a lot of BMW owners in this joint!!! Nice car 03 clspunisher!!!
11-07-2007, 08:48 PM
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Suzuka Master
Originally Posted by o2cls
^^^ dick. 
11-07-2007, 10:05 PM
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at a local car show a few weeks after i got her.
11-08-2007, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by nokiaman
There's a lot of BMW owners in this joint!!! Nice car 03 clspunisher!!!
02 Civic si. Always want something more but its so cheap on gas and the note is cheap as well
11-08-2007, 06:21 PM
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Cool Cayman gsi0054!Nice color combination as well. I can't tell if it's the S or not. So how's it treating you?
11-08-2007, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by nokiaman
Cool Cayman gsi0054!Nice color combination as well. I can't tell if it's the S or not. So how's it treating you?
Thanks. It is just a regular 2007 Cayman. We got it last October and it has about 6,000 miles on the clock now. It has the 5spd, navi and the 19 inch carrera rims. It is a fun car that just loves to rev and handles perfectly.
I just checked your signature and you have quite the car stable. I'm scared of you.
