Picking up a Candy Apple Red GT/CS today!
8/28/08, 02:51 AM
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You're not missing a lot without the navigation. I have a Garmin in my Trailblazer and that is so much more user friendly. If I had to do it again i'd go with aftermarket. The factory look is nice, but if you look at the navs people on here have installed, they all look just a good, and with more options!
8/29/08, 01:14 PM
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I am thinking of doing the same... Nice car...
8/30/08, 11:03 PM
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And finally, a couple failed attempts at what I thought could turn out to be a cool pic. I guess I need to learn a little more about the manual settings on my camera or something to make this idea come out clearer/better. 
9/2/08, 10:05 PM
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Nice! Nice! I like and I know you got it at a steal of a deal. Now lets talk about mods. I see in your future:full off road exhaust, bored and stroked heads, shorty headers and a Ford Racing supercharger. LOL
9/6/08, 07:00 AM
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Thanks! We did get a pretty decent deal thanks to all the model year end rebates. As far as mods, I would like to do a system with a high-flow H-pipe (don't want to deal with no-cats) and the FRPP GTA's (based on a sound clip I heard), a CAI, maybe underdrive pulleys, chrome Bullitts to replace the polished ones, and maybe the shorty headers. Since it's also my girlfriend's car, I can't get too crazy cause she doesn't want anything major done to it.
9/6/08, 07:01 AM
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Lol. Yes, the A/C does work. In fact, it's currently listed on Craigslist for $25 just to get it out of the garage. The motorcycle is a '98 Suzuki GS500E. It's my first bike and I got it about 2 months ago. Hasn't been ridden since 8/25 though (day we took delivery of the new Mustang). Lol. Thanks for the compliment.
9/12/08, 11:37 PM
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9/15/08, 11:26 AM
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Well, it was free, because I installed it myself. It is not hard, just take your time and follow Taco Bill's instructions. Was it scary? Well, yes! The car was only 5 days old when I cut the hole in the hood so I was a little nervous. I also cut the shroud down, engines are meant to be seen not covered up with ugly covers.
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