Some recent body work
April-12th-2003, 07:35 PM
#1
Protege Jedi
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Some recent body work
Everything shaven (including the crack right above where the trunk lock use to sit)
All that's left is the license plate and door handles.
Did the grill again using the factory frame (black plastic piece)
Plus the two small vertical slits were taken off the middle bottom bumper.
Meet your aproval Danny?
All that's left is the license plate and door handles.
Did the grill again using the factory frame (black plastic piece)
Plus the two small vertical slits were taken off the middle bottom bumper.
Meet your aproval Danny?
Last edited by Witchdoktor; April-13th-2003 at 11:43 AM.
April-12th-2003, 09:53 PM
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Originally posted by semtex
screw what danny thinks damm man thats an very professional looking job!!
screw what danny thinks damm man thats an very professional looking job!!
.... neways the trunk looking nice as can be and that damn grill is off the hook .... keep that **** up and im looking for the future plans 
Danny
April-13th-2003, 02:16 AM
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Originally posted by SedanMan
That looks sweet.
Where will you put the license plate one you get it off the trunk lid? Custom bumper?
Here's what a local had going for a while. I think he might have changed it since then.
That looks sweet.
Where will you put the license plate one you get it off the trunk lid? Custom bumper?
Here's what a local had going for a while. I think he might have changed it since then.
... this trunk right here looks a lil on the awkward side in my opinion Danny
April-13th-2003, 07:20 AM
#10
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Thanx for that pic SedanMan
Now that rear is off the hook. I'm with Danny, he needs to ditch the license plate. Put it in the back window. And I'd keep the exhaust straight, not angled - keep everything symmetrical. But that looks wicked.
April-13th-2003, 10:58 AM
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Re: Thanx for that pic SedanMan
Originally posted by protege king
Now that rear is off the hook. I'm with Danny, he needs to ditch the license plate. Put it in the back window. And I'd keep the exhaust straight, not angled - keep everything symmetrical. But that looks wicked.
Now that rear is off the hook. I'm with Danny, he needs to ditch the license plate. Put it in the back window. And I'd keep the exhaust straight, not angled - keep everything symmetrical. But that looks wicked.
If you guys want to ask him some questions, he's on Club Protege Quebec. Most of it is in french but people on there still understand english and will respond in english.
April-13th-2003, 11:41 AM
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Thanx again SedanMan
but I couldn't undertand Jack **** on that website. Those pics saved me the trouble of trying to photoshop black wheels and a smoothed out rear - LOL. Striking similarites it's scary 
April-13th-2003, 11:46 AM
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I ran it through Altavista Babelfish. Try this:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babel...x.php&lp=fr_en
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babel...x.php&lp=fr_en
April-16th-2003, 09:45 PM
#15
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Hey Negatize,
What is Babelfish? Its pretty funny what it comes up with. Like For dirty..hahaha
Here is a more recent picture of the guy Im talking about. He found out I was posting his pictures and a friend of his gave this one. See how the license plate is IN the bumper...
What is Babelfish? Its pretty funny what it comes up with. Like For dirty..hahaha
Here is a more recent picture of the guy Im talking about. He found out I was posting his pictures and a friend of his gave this one. See how the license plate is IN the bumper...