i think i have pics of my car now, what'd ya think?
04-21-03, 02:36 PM
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hit the local mazda dealer for the trim pieces that sit stop the door (where the window comes out of). They are 30 bux a side and look MUCH better than any scuff and repaint (and the res of your car is perfect). mazda doesn't have a ton left so you might as well pick them up, I got 'em last year and it gives a clean FC the 'new' look. they come with some kinda clear coating on them, over-priced in terms of what they are but 60 bux and 5 minutes well spent.
04-21-03, 09:02 PM
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I'm not sure when they implemented it. The only ones availible now should be the plastic ones. Someone had come up with that in another thread a while back. Something about too many of them peeling and looking like **** so they changed the design.
04-21-03, 10:32 PM
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I LOVE IT!!! the side stickers are allright, the banner is ok also but the rest is beautiful... I have a banner on my windshield but its my Team name, i cvant read yours but it looks nice
04-22-03, 11:25 AM
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thanks a lot guys for the comments! the windshield sticker has been there a long time so i am ready to take it down, just been to busy i guess. the color is off of a BMW code chart i think its called somthing like mica blue and it has a pearl coat on top of that. it looks really good, i was happy with it. the speakers were really simple to put in. i just took off the door panel traced it on and cut it out. it seemed that above the arm rest was the best place to put them without having to trim any metal. i did have to make a template on the backside of the door panel to go around the hole so that i could srew in to. other than that, it was easy and clean. for an n/a, it is quick, i am trying to decide on what to do about that though. might put a street port in or tII swap, dont really know, we'll see. the suspension for now is nothing more than an monroe? oem gas replacement. id like to upgrade that too. but i need to make some money first. thanks a lot guys.
04-22-03, 11:34 AM
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Exterior is beautiful...
interior needs work.. Well i guess it's ok considering the age, but the seats are worn. One thing i don't like that is changeable is the speakesr. I don't like how the speakers are just sitting out there in teh open. Just not my taste.
interior needs work.. Well i guess it's ok considering the age, but the seats are worn. One thing i don't like that is changeable is the speakesr. I don't like how the speakers are just sitting out there in teh open. Just not my taste.
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