OK, downloaded the other pics. This isn't the best pic, but I couldn't find chrome lettering for the rear bumper. Even JonB at PartsRack said there wasn't any, so I ordered some gray/silver ones from JonB and didn't like them, as they didn't match the chrome ones on the side of the car.
Luckily, the other Jon over at West Coast Vipers in Temecula, Ca. was awesome enough to have a guy he knows custom make some chrome sticker deals that go on there, so now I have the nice chrome lettering to match the chrome rims, instead of the ugly orange lettering. Here's a pic of the rear bumper, and you can see the side ones in the other pics:
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And in this image you can of course see the original car and how it is very difficult to see the emblems when they are in orange:
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It's back to the shop next week for some sound and power upgrades.
By the way, for those of you in California, who own a Canary Palm, like the one in the background, it's funny how much those things are worth. I had a contractor offer me $3,500 to dig up the tree and take it out of my yard. I guess in that size, they sell for around $6,000 if you want one. Wow, that is almost a Supercharger!!! Ha!
Was going to put a stereo in it, but got quoted a ridiculous amount to where the labor was twice that of the actual component costs. Need to find a new place. Will check out your link as soon as I get home -- gotta jet.
