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Here's a pic of when I first brought her home (yucky cellphone camera!)Here she is today!more pics in my Photo Album! http://s201.photobucket.com/al...ndora/

2 Tone Salsa FTW.

oh so shiney, nice Vibe

Nice overlay on the front arrow! I got the same one, just haven't put it on due to my waiting to paint the bumper.

thanks guys! I'm really proud of her damronjr - the skull overlay is really cool. I put my first one on badly, so I ended up grabbing two more from that guy on eBay (one for a spare!) They hold up really well. Just make sure you press down around the star really well... I didn't on my first one and a stone popped a hole in it where it was stretched over the star.

Lookin good!

liking the windshield banner ...maybe ill get one...fire ems or something backwards..lol

New Mod = New pic!I couldn't even wait to clean her up nice, heh.

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Wow, that is a BEAUTY !Great pics.

Looks great!

Where did you get your rainguards from? A where they about $100 for the set of 4?

I got them thru my (now) boyfriend, he's the Commercial Pro at Advance Auto in Annapolis MD. *I gets me a discount on my toyz!* If I recall... they were around $80 with his discount, direct from WeatherTech.Here's an online place that's got em for $106 all four, in-channelhttp://www.autoanything.com/de....aspx

new pics, updated mods: Painted grilles, new license frames, headlite covers, horns, mudflaps, GenVibe stickers, Scangauge.The grilles are sooooo sweet!mudflapshorn Ahorn Binterior showing scangauge mounted on mirrorscangauge lit upYou can't see the scangauge from outside the car and my fave - the GenVibe decals

for discounts! Yeah, I guess I was just hoping that some day they would be cheaper. I'll get 'em one of these days. Thx.BTW, your ride is nice!

Those aren't mudflaps. Mudflaps have chrome ladies or Yosemite Sam on them. Those are splash guards. Splash guards are way cooler. And where's the picture of Horn E ?

hey where'd you get those headlight covers??

looking good..like the idea of the location for the scangauge

joholste - I get most of my stuff through the boyfriend's Advance Auto... ...same place I ordered the 'splashguards.' K-Nine, I almost spit water all over my monitor when I read your comment!

looks great, and i see you have the reflective "vibe" overlays

Quote, originally posted by moongdss »joholste - I get most of my stuff through the boyfriend's Advance Auto... ...same place I ordered the 'splashguards.' K-Nine, I almost spit water all over my monitor when I read your comment! Well I've heard of girls dating guys for their money, but never for their auto parts discount. j/k Actually I'm just jealous because you have more mods than I do. I do have the splash guards, however. Nice car.

That's funny you should say that... Chris and I met when we both worked for Trak Auto years ago. He's always been my parts connection after I left the business. Now that we're dating, I'm having a hard time convincing him that getting gifts for Pandora doesn't count as giving me a gift, lol!That's okay, I got his Civic SI a Scangauge for no reason other than I knew it'd be jealous of Pan's Car geeks+Love=freaky sometimes!

what kind of horns are these?

they're FIAMM El Grande Twin electric horns. http://www.fiammamerica.com/Pr...D=167I had Chris mount them black side out because the red didn't really go with the Salsa. They're pointed downwards. I'll have to get out there and take a better picture

So you say you got those splash guards through Advance...hmm, I might have to look into that. You didn't happen to memorize the part number, did you?Nap Town to too far a drive for flaps, I'll stick with the one in Perry Hall...

Yep, boyfriend ordered them from dealer thru Commercial at Advance... purely for the sake of convenience, no price diff from direct Dealership purchase (but that's because we got empl discount or something)GM - 12498057 rearsGM - 12499855 frontsRemember, there are different part numbers for monotone Vibes!! And they only come in the grey, you'd have to paint them to match monotone vibes.