Can you spot the build error ?
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Originally posted by BigDog@September 9, 2005, 6:15 PM
It would drive me buggy, but then I'm the guy that goes around straightening crooked pictures on the wall..... :crazy:
It would drive me buggy, but then I'm the guy that goes around straightening crooked pictures on the wall..... :crazy:
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Originally posted by driven@September 9, 2005, 4:10 PM
The build error in the picture is the coat hanger. The driver side is charcoal and the passenger side was parchment. The day I picked up the car I went thru it with a fine tooth comb but didn't catch it. Then later that day my son was in the backseat for about 10 minutes and asks me why the hangers are two different colors...so much for my thorough inspection. In the picture all you see is parchment interior in the back seat area. But, when you look at the entire car interior you actually have a large amount of charcoal in the front area (dash, center console, side door inserts, seat belts, steering wheel, speaker covers etc...I like the color balance between the tan/black. Switching out the passenger side hanger to Charcoal helps to add more black transition from front to back.
Mark
The build error in the picture is the coat hanger. The driver side is charcoal and the passenger side was parchment. The day I picked up the car I went thru it with a fine tooth comb but didn't catch it. Then later that day my son was in the backseat for about 10 minutes and asks me why the hangers are two different colors...so much for my thorough inspection. In the picture all you see is parchment interior in the back seat area. But, when you look at the entire car interior you actually have a large amount of charcoal in the front area (dash, center console, side door inserts, seat belts, steering wheel, speaker covers etc...I like the color balance between the tan/black. Switching out the passenger side hanger to Charcoal helps to add more black transition from front to back.
Mark
So what's with the blue webbing????? :scratch:
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Originally posted by driven@September 9, 2005, 3:06 PM
Can you spot the build error in the attached picture? Since I'm taking a picture of the area in question it makes it easier to find. The workers at AAI made a mistake when building my car but after seeing it I left it stay since I liked the way it loooked. I guess it became my first Mod.
What build errors have any of you encountered?
Mark
Can you spot the build error in the attached picture? Since I'm taking a picture of the area in question it makes it easier to find. The workers at AAI made a mistake when building my car but after seeing it I left it stay since I liked the way it loooked. I guess it became my first Mod.
What build errors have any of you encountered?
Mark
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Originally posted by mffarrell@September 9, 2005, 7:29 PM
The connector hanging seems a bit hokey. Why didn't they engineer it under the window trim?
The connector hanging seems a bit hokey. Why didn't they engineer it under the window trim?
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Originally posted by 05GT-O.C.D.@September 9, 2005, 2:57 PM
You should've bought a Chevy. GM has much better quality control, and you wouldn't have these problems.
You should've bought a Chevy. GM has much better quality control, and you wouldn't have these problems.
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