pleas post the sweetest 1st gens you have seen.
11-04-04, 05:05 PM
#126
Originally Posted by BogusFile
You know that reflex you get when you are taking a dump and your bowels do all the work for you.... almost orgasmic..... well thats what some of these pics are doing for me now.... and no.. I don't have my wireless laptop on the toilet with me.
11-04-04, 09:12 PM
#127
Yea, I'm working on it...
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11-10-04, 10:01 AM
#128
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85 GSL-SE, all JVC audio components with Infinity Kappa speaks, TSW 16x8 wrapped with Faulken 205/50/16, MSD Ignition, Nology Hotwires, Streetport 13Bt, Garrett T04E, HKS BOV and tubular manifold with 40mm wastegate, Tokico shocks and struts, Street Glow neons, eurolite lighting upgrades, Erebuni Turbo aerodynamics, and much more. Color: Midnight Blue
11-10-04, 10:02 AM
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Scream baby Scream!!!
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12-17-04, 01:12 AM
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I know it appears to be a joke but what many fail to see under that DP90 exterior is a clean low mileage, welded tub with no rust that will be painted in a special mix of Nissan and House of Colors paints:
All for kess than $2000.00
12-17-04, 03:05 AM
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Originally Posted by QuagmireMan
i want to see the crappiest cars out there..... i know we got lots of them 
Here ya go then...
Won't be THAT shitty for long...
Getting my 13bt project ready...soon i'll have enough for the engine and swap..cant wait!
12-17-04, 08:56 AM
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mazdaspeed 3 coming soon
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Originally Posted by Stevan
The nopistons forum has a photo archive, thats where I found some of these.
12-17-04, 12:12 PM
#142
Originally Posted by Paradox
i'd like to see my Rx turn out as nice as this one....
that one is nice, I like how they look with the side mouldings removed. I'm just trying to decide once I remove the side mouldings, if I'm going to paint the front and rear mouldings on the bumper cover or leave them black like the one in the pic. They actually kinda look good left black.
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12-17-04, 12:35 PM
#145
Mel, that was my original thought but if you look at how low these cars sit compared to the rest of the cars on the road, I don't think the mouldings will help (much) anymore. Maybe back in 85 they would have. They certainly wouldn't protect you from trucks or suv's. One of the first gens I recently bought and sold had about 5 door dings and all of them were far above the moulding. Another thing is this car is not a daily driver, just on weekends and such. I would never leave it in a big parking lot or anything like that. Still deciding though as Danny's car does look really good with the mouldings intact!
Here's another cool pick of Keith's GSL-SE
Here's another cool pick of Keith's GSL-SE
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12-17-04, 01:26 PM
#146
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If anything touches or pushes on the front of that bumper, those black things (licence holders?) could mar the paint. He might consider mounting them a little lower.
IMHO it looks very peculiar to see moulding on the bumpers, and not continue around the body. Painting the moulding doesn't look right either. Maybe if you modified the bumper covers and removed the moulding from them, it would look better.
They had trucks and SUVs in 1985 too, and 5 door dings in ~20 years is not unexpected. The moulding will protect against some door dings, obviously not 100% of them. Mine even completely saved the car from damage when it was sideswiped by another car.
IMHO it looks very peculiar to see moulding on the bumpers, and not continue around the body. Painting the moulding doesn't look right either. Maybe if you modified the bumper covers and removed the moulding from them, it would look better.
They had trucks and SUVs in 1985 too, and 5 door dings in ~20 years is not unexpected. The moulding will protect against some door dings, obviously not 100% of them. Mine even completely saved the car from damage when it was sideswiped by another car.
12-17-04, 05:56 PM
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You forgot mine:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/679438/4
Or this one I photographed at Roebling:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/679438/4
Or this one I photographed at Roebling:
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12-18-04, 12:36 AM
#149
Originally Posted by cosmicbang
If anything touches or pushes on the front of that bumper, those black things (licence holders?) could mar the paint. He might consider mounting them a little lower.
IMHO it looks very peculiar to see moulding on the bumpers, and not continue around the body. Painting the moulding doesn't look right either. Maybe if you modified the bumper covers and removed the moulding from them, it would look better.
They had trucks and SUVs in 1985 too, and 5 door dings in ~20 years is not unexpected. The moulding will protect against some door dings, obviously not 100% of them. Mine even completely saved the car from damage when it was sideswiped by another car.
IMHO it looks very peculiar to see moulding on the bumpers, and not continue around the body. Painting the moulding doesn't look right either. Maybe if you modified the bumper covers and removed the moulding from them, it would look better.
They had trucks and SUVs in 1985 too, and 5 door dings in ~20 years is not unexpected. The moulding will protect against some door dings, obviously not 100% of them. Mine even completely saved the car from damage when it was sideswiped by another car.
the license plate bracket is no longer there, the body shop put that on. also the moulding from the bumpers cannot be removed, it is a part of them.
12-18-04, 01:08 AM
#150
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Originally Posted by RotaryRevn
the license plate bracket is no longer there, the body shop put that on. also the moulding from the bumpers cannot be removed, it is a part of them.