I got it i got it i got it!!!!
05-01-2009, 11:38 AM
#13
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Join Date: 06-02-2008
Location: Fairport Harbor, OH
Posts: 2,358
http://picasaweb.google.com/VictoryS...OaVxvjDypGrJA#
That's the best I can do for now. I'll try to post to the gallery thingie when I get better pictures.
That's the best I can do for now. I'll try to post to the gallery thingie when I get better pictures.
nice, nice, nice!
BTW
How do you like picassa? flickr & photobucket are burning me out.
05-01-2009, 12:07 PM
#15
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Join Date: 02-07-2008
Location: Lakenheath, UK
Posts: 826
man, gorgeous! that is exactly what i really wanted, but was so in love with the SS i learned to love my back window lol. now that interior...it was in the Auto i test drove, and was soo incredibly bummed when i found it wasn't in the 5-spd they found for me. i LOVE the black/grey interior. looks amazing!
05-01-2009, 12:35 PM
#16
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Join Date: 12-26-2008
Location: Sparta, NJ, USA
Posts: 133
Thanks for the kind words!
I almost went with red trim, but it was too much. The gray is more subdued, but I need to Scotchguard the seats, and the mats, and the carpeting. I drink about a gallon of coffee a day, and some of it winds up "elsewhere."
I'm having fun discovering things, like the USB port for my Ipod. I also discovered that I absolutely must replace the speakers with Infinity's or Alpines. Good sound systems begin with good speakers, and the standard units are lousy.
Now, I'm just waiting for a dry day so I can wash, clay bar, and wax. I think I'm going to use Turtle Ice, especially on the fender liners. Maybe it'll keep gunk from sticking.
By the way, the Honda Element in the background of the photos is for sale. If I hadn't seen an HHR SS, I wouldn't be selling the Element. It's a perfect vehicle, but it's not an HHR SS.
I almost went with red trim, but it was too much. The gray is more subdued, but I need to Scotchguard the seats, and the mats, and the carpeting. I drink about a gallon of coffee a day, and some of it winds up "elsewhere."
I'm having fun discovering things, like the USB port for my Ipod. I also discovered that I absolutely must replace the speakers with Infinity's or Alpines. Good sound systems begin with good speakers, and the standard units are lousy.
Now, I'm just waiting for a dry day so I can wash, clay bar, and wax. I think I'm going to use Turtle Ice, especially on the fender liners. Maybe it'll keep gunk from sticking.
By the way, the Honda Element in the background of the photos is for sale. If I hadn't seen an HHR SS, I wouldn't be selling the Element. It's a perfect vehicle, but it's not an HHR SS.
05-01-2009, 12:39 PM
#17
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Join Date: 12-26-2008
Location: Sparta, NJ, USA
Posts: 133
<i>BTW
How do you like picassa? flickr & photobucket are burning me out.</i>
I've been using Picasa for a long time, never had a problem. The basic package is free, but if you plan to upload tons of photos, I think big storage costs $20-$30 / year. There's a very good photo fixer. I was able to restore some 100+ year old photos using Picasa.
Try it.
How do you like picassa? flickr & photobucket are burning me out.</i>
I've been using Picasa for a long time, never had a problem. The basic package is free, but if you plan to upload tons of photos, I think big storage costs $20-$30 / year. There's a very good photo fixer. I was able to restore some 100+ year old photos using Picasa.
Try it.
05-01-2009, 01:24 PM
#18
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Join Date: 08-06-2008
Location: Grand Haven, MI
Posts: 1,761
Nice SS VictorySpeedway!
If I had ordered mine instead of taking one off the lot yours is exactly like I would have ordered! I love the half panel option as well as the light Gray accents on the interior.
Let the modding begin!
If I had ordered mine instead of taking one off the lot yours is exactly like I would have ordered! I love the half panel option as well as the light Gray accents on the interior.
Let the modding begin!
Enjoy the ride...........