New Owner - intro w/ pic
03-21-2010, 08:07 PM
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Yea, its an olive green. I thought it was grey at first, then looked at it and said - cool!
The headliner is the same color - I will post more inside pics, I need someone to show me how the rear seatbelts look, I installed them, but have my doubts as to which way they go - good enough for a family ride today though
The headliner is the same color - I will post more inside pics, I need someone to show me how the rear seatbelts look, I installed them, but have my doubts as to which way they go - good enough for a family ride today though
03-21-2010, 08:30 PM
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Very nice car-welcome and enjoy it! Looks like a great car to learn and maintain.
(I disagree on those headlight rings-they are too much for the stellar 911 front end.)
(I disagree on those headlight rings-they are too much for the stellar 911 front end.)
03-21-2010, 09:06 PM
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03-21-2010, 10:24 PM
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we barely know each other 
03-21-2010, 11:24 PM
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Nice ride!
I'm not sure, but you might already have the Hella motorcycle H4 lenses. You could tell for sure if you take the headlights out, and you have a removable headlight bulb, and if the lens says "H4" in the middle.
If you want to keep the sugar scoop headlight shrouds, then you can, but still have H4s. I did, and when I upgraded to the Euro lenses, I did not notice any increase in lighting output. I do like the look of the Euro H4s, and it's hard to get any respect if you have the sugar scoops. People think your headlights are inferior somehow.
I'm not sure, but you might already have the Hella motorcycle H4 lenses. You could tell for sure if you take the headlights out, and you have a removable headlight bulb, and if the lens says "H4" in the middle.
If you want to keep the sugar scoop headlight shrouds, then you can, but still have H4s. I did, and when I upgraded to the Euro lenses, I did not notice any increase in lighting output. I do like the look of the Euro H4s, and it's hard to get any respect if you have the sugar scoops. People think your headlights are inferior somehow.
03-22-2010, 12:43 AM
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03-22-2010, 01:15 AM
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I had some motorcycle headlights in my old truck, great lens, multiple bulb choice, subtle upgrade, worth it at night - I will keep it in mind.
the car has Halogens now - look like old school sealed beams, I was just happy they came on tonight as it got dark quick on me... what a fun weekend, I think I put about 300 miles on it and was never more than 30 miles from home. Lots to learn, some worries, some concerns, some wondering... manual in hand and the beer and tv are on hold till I finish that (incentive)
the car has Halogens now - look like old school sealed beams, I was just happy they came on tonight as it got dark quick on me... what a fun weekend, I think I put about 300 miles on it and was never more than 30 miles from home. Lots to learn, some worries, some concerns, some wondering... manual in hand and the beer and tv are on hold till I finish that (incentive)
