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02-26-2004, 05:26 AM
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Originally posted by Phaneom
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02-26-2004, 06:26 PM
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Nice Angle and Depth of Field
Originally posted by Michla22
how about a night shot......
how about a night shot......
Looking good... Could you email me a high rez copy?
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Cheers Amy
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02-29-2004, 08:39 AM
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I was going to go take some pics this morning, but I got paged late last night on something for work and had to run to Murfreesboro. Everywhere I went yesterday afternoon to take pictures was crowded, so I just took a handful in the parking lot at work
BTW, here is another thread with my initial shots right after it got installed.
Oh, and it is nail free
. It is held on by that real strong double sided tape. No holes in the body required.
EDIT: It matches pretty well. I even had them spray my gas door, too, to try to help that. It couldn't have gotten any worse than it was stock. If anything, both parts may be slightly darker than the rest of the paint, but you can't tell it on the spoiler due to the angles, and the gas cap cover is actually better darker. It blends better on the angle that way. Before, it was lighter than the quarter panel paint and it looked worse.
Here is another one:
BTW, here is another thread with my initial shots right after it got installed.
Oh, and it is nail free
. It is held on by that real strong double sided tape. No holes in the body required.EDIT: It matches pretty well. I even had them spray my gas door, too, to try to help that. It couldn't have gotten any worse than it was stock. If anything, both parts may be slightly darker than the rest of the paint, but you can't tell it on the spoiler due to the angles, and the gas cap cover is actually better darker. It blends better on the angle that way. Before, it was lighter than the quarter panel paint and it looked worse.
Here is another one:
Last edited by MannishBoy; 02-29-2004 at 08:57 AM.
02-29-2004, 09:32 AM
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I just notice even on the high res version of my headlight shot, I can't see the clear film at all. I guess it is the light angle.
Your shot looks good, too. I guess it is all the silver reflection in contrast on the light housing that makes that shot look cool on these cars.
Hmm, now you've got me thinking I need a new avatar. My old 2nd Ave shot I'm currently using is now dated since it is pre-spoiler
Your shot looks good, too. I guess it is all the silver reflection in contrast on the light housing that makes that shot look cool on these cars.
Hmm, now you've got me thinking I need a new avatar. My old 2nd Ave shot I'm currently using is now dated since it is pre-spoiler
03-25-2004, 04:08 AM
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Originally posted by got_jesus?
I love how you took the amber out of the headlights!
How did you do that?????
I love how you took the amber out of the headlights!
How did you do that?????
I hear there are a couple people that do remove the amber for about $150 - I believe they bake the housing to open the lamp - remove the reflector and bake it again....... Hope that helped at least a little 
