New member, got pics up...
11-18-2006, 05:36 AM
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New member, got pics up...
2002 996 black/gray. Smoked lenses all around. Cruise, heated seats, Bi-Xenon Litronic lights(love 'em). Single CD, 3.6. That's about all I can think of for now. She is a work in progress.
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11-18-2006, 08:26 AM
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Looks VERY nice and lightly used (interior). Stunning. All the best.
And as far as the balance of your mod budget, step into my OFFICE , sir.
And as far as the balance of your mod budget, step into my OFFICE , sir.
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11-18-2006, 11:10 PM
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Very nice Jugger. May I suggest you swap the black Carerra logo for a Silver logo. You can get it from Eric (Bumperplugs). Here are some pics of my car "before" and "after" the logo swap.
11-19-2006, 04:52 AM
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10-4 on the silver badge, was wondering if I should or not. Didn't know if it was being too flashy. Looks great. I'm not gonna do much of anything until after the holidays. I can't justify spending $ this close...you know. However, if they aren't that much I will ask Sanny-Claus for one. I will check the price. Thanks for the advice.
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Jugger - the best way to remove the logo is to park the car in the sun or warm the adhesive up with a hair dryer. Then take some dental floss and slide it behind the logo to "cut" through the ahdesive. Then clean off the remaining adhesive, wash and dry the location of the logo and, finally, reapply the new logo using 3M molding adhesive tape. It is gray in color with a red plastic "backing" on it. Don't use the foam type of tape, it is too thick.
