SSM love from Saturday.. thx for the pic benswanson
Steve

 

Yes, it's an original Canadian model.

 

Stance is great!

 

SSM 😍

Cleaned the old girl up today 👍

 

 

 

The Rotary Rocket (and friend).

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Sunset getting later. Still like to chase those last rays. Hanging with a Spirit R buddy.


March 24 7:00 River Walk, Vancouver, B.C.

 

Need new windshield washer fluid tank

 

Facts! Also need a new coolant overflow tank 😞

 

Should be a requirement before DGRR

 

Orlando Speed World fun runs with my buddy.

 

SSM

 

Looks good from any angle.

 

Mt. Baker with fresh snow lorded over the AutoX meet at Mission, B.C. today.

 

Waiting out the rain, the silver always reflects the mood of the sky


Deltaport, Tsawwassen, B.C., May 1, 2022

 

1999 FD were the only year with this paint code. Rare find.


Surprisingly I have never had to use this. The paint seems very chip resistant

 

Friend is getting his SSM repainted. Took the chance to have a few spare parts painted for my car. Trying out the OEM(minus) look. Interesting how well the SSM matches the Highlight Silver, in this case.

That is a S6 Base Lip on an S8 upper bumper. Fit needs some work as not all holes, tabs and pointy post line up.

 

9:00 PM sunset on the hazy hottest day of the year, highlights the OEM option Magtek wheels beautifully.


Magtek wheels doing some sun worshipping.

 

Long time lurker, first time poster. I keep everything archived on my IG @HarryFD3S .
Only just recently started driving again after 1 year of work, 1 year of collecting parts, and 3-4 years of downtime before that.



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I follow you on IG... love the car!
Steve

 

22 year old Highlight Silver still catches the rays!

Howling up the long uphill sweepers from the valley floor. Priceless!





Chekamus Canyon, Tantalus Viewpoint 10 9 2022

 

Love the scenery, and the car too of course

 

Photos from earlier this year. The first one was from when the daily driver broke and I had to put this back together and take it to school for a week. That was a whole lot of fun, except for the part where I had to pay for gas.
My favorite part was driving there with the heater core disabled while it was 19 degrees out. Ain't doing that again!


This was taken whilst a buddy and I were rehabilitating his '93 MB touring (please excuse the unpainted hood, we're working on it )
Had a whole lot of fun heat-cycling the new brake pads that week. The Gloc R10/R8 combo is no joke!

 

Always new nuances of design to see depending on the light.