Sagres74

After nearly two years of ownership, I just hit the magic 100K miles milestone this past week.

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Since making the purchase in Oct12, here's a quick list of the slope:
- short-shift kit
- shifter boot & ****
- Bilstein B6 Shocks with H&R Lowering Springs
- Front sway bushings
- JVC radio/head unit & Boston Acoustics speakers
- Dynamat (both doors)
- front strut brace
- Continental tires and aftermarket replica rims
- rear brakes
- Carnewal front protection bar
- SAI valve
- Front and rear hood and deck lid shocks
- all-weather mats
- Oil change

Awaiting in the shed:
- a few miscellaneous sunroof small plastic parts
- tune-up kit
- R134 recharge kit (anyone have a good trick to remove the stupid valve caps on the AC compressor??? Apparently twisting off w/ patience doesn't work.)

Here's to another 100K!

uniquenamehere

Well done... any more pics of your car?

therossinator

Congratulations! I'm sure there will be many more miles to come. Please, more pics. What do the all weather mats look like? I've been curious about them, are they weathertech?

vincer77

At 93k it will be coming soon. Hope I don't miss it!

Sagres74

I'll post some new pics in the next few days. I'm actually planning to perform some maintenance this upcoming Wednesday and typically like to finish the job with a wash. WRT your question about the mats... For nearly every car I've owned, I have always purchase all-weather mats. IMHO, for the money and protection, they can't be beat. I believe I purchased mine from autoanything.com but can't recall if they are Weathertech or another brand.

I was actually driving home from Yorktown, VA and purposely pulled over on the highway to capture the moment. Kidda corny but sometimes it's the little things that makes who we are

One of these days I'll actually tally how much I've spent and shock myself.