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Just got back from the lake with these. 13 is my one of my lucky numbers so I had to have this. Don't know if you can make it out through the glare but this is a 44 Mag. shifter. I got it because I thing going Bonnie and Clyde with it. Little known fact the 44 was Bonnie's gun of chose power and accuricy. Finally I took these at the old fort (Fort Phantom). The grounds keeper was gone so I couldn't get in the gates for more pics. Powder Shed Jail house

Great pictures and nice looking car!

Did you know your driverside badge is in the wrong place??

pearl_bonnie02 wrote:Great pictures and nice looking car!

Did you know your driverside badge is in the wrong place??

So is the passenger side one. I think it actually looks pretty good there, IMO.

Car looks nice, I like the shifter. Very unique. Nice choice on wheels too. The black/chrome lip looks good with the white.

hey look!!!! there not blury

Nice looking 92 ya got there

Thanx yall. Yes I know their in the wrong spot. I moved them because I thought they'd look meaner there. I think it is the little changes that make your car stick out the most. I'm all about moving, removing, and adding new emblems on car as long as it's done tastefully.

Looks pretty good but ya need to clean the console and carpet

Badges are alright, its definitely not a BAD alternative place for them, but still prefer them on the doors.

My next question would be...why on earth do you have an SE grille? I mean, it doesn't look bad by any means, but I can't figure out why you'd want that over an SSE/i grille.

Next suggestion is GOOD LORD CLEAN YOUR INTERIOR.

Not bad on the outside tho.

The grill was slit in two when I bought it so I took the grill off my SE parts car. The rear window was also busted out and it was left in the weather for 3-4 years before I got it and the whole interier was water damaged. I haven't been able to get it completely clean so I am working on replacing every thing.

I dig the badges there, thats pretty cool. Def not feelin the rims. Sorry mate. Otherwise...(except the interior) looks like a rockin car.

crush wrote:The grill was slit in two when I bought it so I took the grill off my SE parts car. The rear window was also busted out and it was left in the weather for 3-4 years before I got it and the whole interier was water damaged. I haven't been able to get it completely clean so I am working on replacing every thing.

oh wow... well in that case kudos for getting it this far! I like the rims

crush wrote:The grill was slit in two when I bought it so I took the grill off my SE parts car. The rear window was also busted out and it was left in the weather for 3-4 years before I got it and the whole interier was water damaged. I haven't been able to get it completely clean so I am working on replacing every thing.

Yes! Another dedicated Bonneville investor. Welcome to the club. Your interior may be bad, but it's still good enough to use... I think those badges look awesome on the fenders. Too bad it's my K&N spot, or I'd definitely consider it. Very nice car overall. Hope to see more improvements.

Sweet! Thats what I thought I saw in that one blurry pic you posted, the badge on the fender but it was way too blurry so I couldn't tell. But I kinda like that, and the car looks awesome! Tinted tails, clear corners and a proper grille and that'll set 'er off nicely I think.

ooh i like those rims... i want them

Nice lookin car!

If you ever wanna get rid of that SE grille lmk I can take it off your hands I miss my SE grille...

Just a little photographic help here, your wheels will look great if they are not in such a deep shadow, with a white car or most anything don't shoot at high noon or anywhere near that time as the sun is directly over head and washes out the top of your ride and places deep shadows down low. Either between 6am-9am or 5:30pm-8pm when the sun is more extremely angled with it at your back shoot the car and see the difference.

If you would insist on shooting midday then at least use a flash or another artificial light source like a reflector to create fill light in the shadows. It is why press photographers and fashion photogs use flash in the daylight.
You've done a very good job on the ride so far, keep up the good work.

Yea new camera is a cheapy 100$ and I'm having to learn stuff like that the old was a 750$ Nikon and an idiot could take great pictures with it, but it just stopped working about 2 months after the warranty was up. I really appreciate the advice and I will have to try that next time I get a good photo op. times might be little different here this Texas sun gets intense early and seems to stay higher later.