Here it is. In all of its slushie glory, lol... black cars = NOT FOR WINTER USE.

In the background you can see my '88 GX shell that I'm trying to get rid of (somebody TAKE IT AWAY) my 10AE and my '84 B2200 Diesel...

 

can ya get some engine pics, i wanna see the 12a in a -se

 

Are those speedline wheels on the black car?

 

i just converted my se from a 12a back to a 13b. perhaps you are considering the same??? the more i thought about it, it just wasn't what i wanted in the car. thats how i bought it though.

 

That SE looks like it's ready for business.
Looks Good.

BTW, is that bronze tint on it?
It looks good with the black.

 

I bet you cant wait til spring to get that bad boy waxed up and on the road.. its sunny and about 60 here right now, just took my 7 out and heading to AutoShowInMotion in a few.
I miss that factory spoiler

 

AHHH CAR WASH!!!!

 

lookat that salt. That's why I put my RX away for the winter.

What are youre plans for the 10AE?

PS - Do you always drive around without a license plate?

 

I need a bronze tint ( the factory stuff) passenger window so bad i can taste it, If anyone knows where i can get one PLEASE let me know.

Chris

 

the plate is kinda hard to see.. look on the passanger side of the windshield


the 10AE is going to be... not slow.. when I'm done with it Full exhaust + microtech ECU + intake + etc

I have NO idea what kinda wheels they are.. they look like they've been repainted, I'm guessing that they're just american racing 14" cheapies without the center caps, but really I have no idea.

the car has NO tint except for the hatch windows (not hatch itself).

I was just thinking that a nice dark bronze tint would look great, lol!

the car was washed about 3 hours before that picture was taken.. this car's sole purpose in life now is to keep the 10AE out of salt And keep me from driving my slowass pickup

 

Since your car has no window tint maybe you could send me your passenger side window Ill send ya a new passenger side window and $50 how does that sound?

 

It's amazing what a little paint can do for a set of wheels!

Dan