JeyDog7, calling it quits?
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Re: JeyDog7, calling it quits?
I would poop on the hood of that car and then charge the owner for the cost of the food it took me to create said poop. Disgusting.
Re: JeyDog7, calling it quits?
Guys calm down. There is no need to flame a member of the forums. In addition, the car sold ending the story unless the new owner joins.
To each his own please remember that.
To each his own please remember that.
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Yeah, I agree that the interior was done up nice, I just can't stand the paint job and big chrome rims. Add the air suspension and it fits an ugly stereotype. I love clean, bagged Civics, just not that one.
Re: JeyDog7, calling it quits?
well.. jeydog7 lives around me and i know him personally.
The car did not sell on ebay from him, he traded it in to a dealership and picked up a Jeep Commando, also traded in his Dodge Ram pickup.
the rims were not huge, they were only 17"s.
The seats he liked the mini-truck style to it.
Mainly mini-truckers around here in Michigan and Indiana so you kinda get styling que's from them.
The rear fiberglass seat was all done in the car itself, built, molded, sanded, and painted in place.
But it was a cool car, but he just decided to move on. Was def fun driving tho.
The car did not sell on ebay from him, he traded it in to a dealership and picked up a Jeep Commando, also traded in his Dodge Ram pickup.
the rims were not huge, they were only 17"s.
The seats he liked the mini-truck style to it.
Mainly mini-truckers around here in Michigan and Indiana so you kinda get styling que's from them.
The rear fiberglass seat was all done in the car itself, built, molded, sanded, and painted in place.
But it was a cool car, but he just decided to move on. Was def fun driving tho.
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Re: JeyDog7, calling it quits?
ok car, will post reasons for dislike
-automatic
-airbag suspension
-cheap paint on fiber glass center console(although I don't mind the orange)
-fruity stripe across body
-pillar gauges and it's not even boosted
keep it lowered, even front and back, black with tint and exhaust will make it nice, this is just riced out.
BTW why does everyone dislike z3 fenders? I've always like them, google buick gnx.
-automatic
-airbag suspension
-cheap paint on fiber glass center console(although I don't mind the orange)
-fruity stripe across body
-pillar gauges and it's not even boosted
keep it lowered, even front and back, black with tint and exhaust will make it nice, this is just riced out.
BTW why does everyone dislike z3 fenders? I've always like them, google buick gnx.
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the pillar gauges are for the air ride, they are to see what pressure the corners are at as well as the tanks.
you don't have to be boosted to have a gauge pod. just normally required by boosted setups so you can keep track of everything. just like you need to keep track of your air in the tanks and bags.
you don't have to be boosted to have a gauge pod. just normally required by boosted setups so you can keep track of everything. just like you need to keep track of your air in the tanks and bags.
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