Thank you! Where was yours taken?? Shoot me a pm if you know of some good photo spots, I need some new ones!

 

Here is my contribution. She turns one year old on the 31'st of august. I have a 5 mile drive to work so most of the 10K on the odometer is from pure joyriding.

 

Before: The day I picked it up- December 30, 2005






Now:







Still have some more exterior things to do, but I'm done for the season I think.

 

That looks sick man!

 

Looks good. Do you happen to have anymore pics focusing on the 1/4 louvers?

 

Thanks man.
Thanks.

I don't have any specifically zoomed on the 1/4s, but here are some side shots.

 

That one was on the way to RMMR in Monument Valley! I'll get a list for you thatwe in the club have compiled... New one was at the Jobing.com Arena area with fountains, very nice setting.

 

Berzerk what rear window louvers do you have? Are they aluminum? also, how does in install and is is secure?

 

when i bought it and a few days ago:

 

im gonna get the elenor scoops and a chin spoiler, then she will be done outside....

 

After fiddling with attachments for an hour , I finally figured out how to post the "before and after" pics of my 07 Satin Silver GT.

 

My Pony is two years old and 35k miles!! Here is my Pony the day after I picked her up:



And here is now, two years later! WOW... hard to believe... time sure has flown!

 

They are the Visus louvers. Yes, they are aluminum, and I believe they are a powdercoated finish. They install via industrial strength 3M pads. 4 along the top, 2 at the bottom sides which latch on the louvers attatch to.

Here is the template. If you get them, make sure you have the CORRECT template, which is the bottom one.

I had the misfortune of trying to install them with the incorrect template, but Jake @ Visus made it right and expressed shipped me new brackets & template.

This is how they latch & stay secured.

The bottom 2 pads have posts which the latches (built onto the louvers) hook onto and prevent the louvers from coming loose.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask me. Overall I am 100% happy with the louvers & they're great quality.

 

Wow thanks for the pics and descriptions! i have been lloking at these for some time andmust say they look impressive!

 

No problem. They might seem a bit pricey at first ($400), but they totally change the look of the car and really add that retro touch & will last forever.

If you do get them, have someone to help install them. It just makes things A LOT easier.

 

This thread has made the homepage! Someone should sticky this sucker!

 

Aug 05




Now

 

Sure is alot of Shakers in here!
Keep them coming, it's great to see what everyone has done with their rides!

 

Shaker Ftw!!!!!!

 

Well here we gooooo.
May 2006 is when I bought her and this is what she looked like





And here's most recent, in July




This morning after Roush suspension install



This is a slide show documenting all the changes I've made.

http://www.slide.com/r/AOuD4-yCzD8Je...&view=original

And that goes up until this morning