PHXLavaVibe 2005 Base

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PHXLavaVibe
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PHXLavaVibe 2005 Base

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Here's a good group of pics that showcases my vibe from Purchase 'till Now. You know you love it....I DO!!!

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2006 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER Overall...an amazing vehicle for my family and lifestyle!!! Thanks everyone for allowing me to stay on GENVIBE SPECIAL THANKS TO KAMIKAZE FOR THE NEW SIGNATURE
viberationz
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where u get that black peice for the headlights from?
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The Black Headlight housing is one of my favorite custom jobs. I took the headlights apart and painted the housings "gloss black". There's no special part out there that I know of...It just takes a little skill and a whole lot of luck!!!
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Quote, originally posted by PHXLavaVibe »The Black Headlight housing is one of my favorite custom jobs. I took the headlights apart and painted the housings "gloss black". There's no special part out there that I know of...It just takes a little skill and a whole lot of luck!!!Wes, that looks awesome! Great job! I really like that look! I smell a mod coming on...
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Thanks Todd, I like it too! I was suprised how much it changed the look of my vibe...especially after I put on my custom eyelids If you're gonna try it...be careful. I baked my lights in the oven to loosen the sealant and still had to pry them apart! It is a long process but the overall look is worth it. As long as you don't think about the cost of messing up then you're all good. I had to take each light apart twice...I could have gotten away with only doing it once but my lights didn't seal properly the first time so I had to take them apart a second time and apply a buttload of new sealant.
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Quote, originally posted by PHXLavaVibe »Thanks Todd, I like it too! I was suprised how much it changed the look of my vibe...especially after I put on my custom eyelids If you're gonna try it...be careful. I baked my lights in the oven to loosen the sealant and still had to pry them apart! It is a long process but the overall look is worth it. As long as you don't think about the cost of messing up then you're all good. I had to take each light apart twice...I could have gotten away with only doing it once but my lights didn't seal properly the first time so I had to take them apart a second time and apply a buttload of new sealant.Ah ha!!! I was going to ask how did you do it!What type of sealant did you use?
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I don't remember the exact brand but, I do know it was a good quality waterproof PCV (or PVC) silicone adhesive/sealant that I picked up from Checker Auto. It comes in a tube (like Tooth Paste) and the fumes are Great It was some really thick stuff and hard to get out of the tube.
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I had plans for a few more personal mods to my Vibe, but due to recent events, it will probably be quite a while before I can do anything else to her. I just got the official word thismorning that I am going to be a Father. My wife and I had a miscarraige a little over a year ago and it has been a very difficult period for us. We recently decided to start trying again and POOF!We are both really excited and are planning on getting a new appartment/house and lots of other new stuff. Not to mention a big nursery within the next few months.
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Quote, originally posted by PHXLavaVibe »I had plans for a few more personal mods to my Vibe, but due to recent events, it will probably be quite a while before I can do anything else to her. I just got the official word thismorning that I am going to be a Father. My wife and I had a miscarraige a little over a year ago and it has been a very difficult period for us. We recently decided to start trying again and POOF!We are both really excited and are planning on getting a new appartment/house and lots of other new stuff. Not to mention a big nursery within the next few months. Congratulations!!! We're at 32 weeks. I plan on installing our car seat in our Vibe this weekend. Hope everything goes well.
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Quote, originally posted by MiVibe-ToolGuy »What type of sealant did you use?If you do it just right, you don't need any additional sealant. I did this on a few headlights over a year ago - here's a link to an excellent "how-to" posted a long time ago over at http://www.matrixowners.com: http://www.thewrongway.com/jdmheadlights.html good luck!And, great job PHXLavaVibe
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Thanks for the kind responses. I can't wait to find out what it is. I really want a boy, and my wife would love to have a girl. As long as I get a boy some where in the mix I'll be happy. As it stands I am the last male in my family line, so it's all up to me to carry on the family name.
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I felt the same way and guess what... I had a girl I wouldn't have it any other way though.For my name, it's me and my cousin are the last two men. My wife and I can't have anymore children (adoption is always an option tho), so I guess it's up to him. BTW - Great Vibe!
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Quote, originally posted by ANO_Vibe »BTW - Great Vibe!Thanks, I'm quite pleased with it myself.
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Here are some pics of my latest mod.

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Looks good!
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