let me know what u guys think.....besides it needs a drop

Nice.....the key to good night pictures is a tripod and to set the shutter to let the correct amount of light into the apperature of the camera. Most digital cameras just have a night setting on them though so a tripod is the way to go. When taking night pictures the apperature of the camera has to be open longer to compensate for the lighting(which is less at night). IM going to make a post here soon for how to take certain pictures using a camera such as stop action pictures, silouettes, effect pictures and so forth.

take the sticker off the back windsheild


-Borsty

Borsty wrote:take the sticker off the back windsheild

and whys this? i sell it

not really likeing the aftermarket fog lights man, they just look out of place

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Nice pix, but damn! Can u say '4x4'?

i really like the gt bumper on the sedan.
as for the pictures, if you turn the front wheel a bit so that the front rim is showing more, that makes it better.
the second last one is a noce angle but needs to show more detail of the car.
don't stop playing around with the camera. if it is digital then you can take as many as you want. just try and
remember what you did with the settings so that if something works you can do it agian.

do a cavy front end conversion

Ok here's what I would do... First off.. Nice pics man, they came out well.


1. Drop it
2. Swap the trunk for a cav trunk.
3. Ditch the sticker

not big on the foglights... and as you know, get that thing lowered.

other than that, car looks great! yet another sedan getting modded. we're growing in numbers.

@ Emokidpsy: Looking good ! I too am not a fan of the aftermarket fog lights or the sticker on the rear window, but you know how I love the clean look, so that's just me. I still love your Sedan and am extremely jealous of the fact that you have a Sedan and I don't .

Instead of doing the same as everyone else and using a Cavalier trunk lid, I have another idea. I have always wondered what it would look like if the outer edges of the outer taillights and the trunk panel (minus the inner taillights) were painted the same color as the car. It would be the same thing as people with Coupes painting their trunk panels to match the color of the car. In my opinion, it would also give pretty much the same effect as a Cavalier trunk lid, but would be a lot cheaper than having to get a whole other trunk lid. If I had a Sedan, that is definitely what I would do with the rear end. I think it would look good. Just an idea I thought I'd throw out there as I have yet to see it done.

Emokidpsy, as a member of the illustrious D.E.A., its a nice litttle ride...BUT

1. Not caring for the painted brake drums...Caliper yes..drum NO.
2. Remove those aftermarket fogs, look out of place.
3. Truck conversion has been suggested...thumbs up there.


just my .02 on it.. happy trails....








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good pics, try to find a whiter light next time, and clean that thing up a little more



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Nice car, but the aftermarket fogs are killin' the front, and why does it appear that the front left corner of the trunk lid is out of alignment with the fender. How much for a case of AMSOIL? I used to use it all the time and got well over 175,000 miles on my old F150, and that was in just three years of ownership.




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paint the drums black

lower it obviously

gimme your trunk

and i'd lose the sticker..but thats just me

night pics are a challenge. i think the trick is too use as much of the ambient light as possible and avoid spot light and flash. at tripod is a must have.