Yeah I looked it up. It is a 3000GT wing, still looks off to me.

Maybe its cause its painted different then the car that it throws it off. Still it looks like it would be better without it. Thats just my opinion.

Those are definitely Stealth tail lights. 3000gt kinda look like an oddly shaped eclipse tail light

I saw that pic now. I see what your all saying. ITs a 3000gt front and a stealth rear so thats whats throwing it off. Plus the fact it just doesnt match, though thats arguable with a black hood.

No wing, targa = sex

Dial up?

Like this...

Yes, I have it too. It's this archiac method of internet communication primarily using small screeching speakers, styrofoam cups, and poorly braided twine. Not even string. If you look at it in a manner otherwise than directed, it slows itself down. I feel your pain Mike.

now that's hot

the car is a 95 Stealth, but when I received the car it was just a shell so instead of putting stealth body parts on it I decided to get 3000GT parts instead, everything is stock except the front lip and I'll be getting some widebody front fenders next month for the front

I think it was Mike that said the spoiler would look better with red ends and I'll have to agree, that's probably what I'll get the guy to do when I bring him the new fenders, I'll probably get him to paint the lip while he's at too since I didn't ask him to paint those pieces black but he did have a good idea since everyone that sees it really likes the way it looks

since I haven't contributed to this post yet ...

Yep! you guys got what I meant
And Eric that was the funniest thing I have read in a while. I m not even exaggerating to say I laughed at it 3 times. HAHAHAHA F in hilarious!

Scharok, All I have to say, is Nmnmnmnm!

I've always liked that style of Mercedes, are those AMG rims?

Brian - good memory

Cody - yes, only the wheels are AMG, the car is not, it's just a regular S500 .. funny thing is almost every regular maintenance part is cheaper on it than my dsm, and it's a lot easier to work on

Every German car I've owned was far worse to work on and more expensive.

DSMs are extremely cheap if you work on them yourself

I'll second that, VW's and Audi's are NOT mechanic friendly. Try changing a thermostat on a Audi A4.

heres a picture of my DSM

Looks pretty good, even though there are a few things I am unshure how I feel about

Nice car! What colour is that?

very nice colour!

I like the skirt with the exception that they appear to be lower than the rest of the car...

thanks.. the car was painted Lexus Gray last summer.
the skirt is from Blitz, it aligns up perfectly with the front bumper but it just appears to be lower in the pictures lol

my baby this year !

Car and colour are mint Ryan. Rims are only thing I am still not sure about.

thanks neal ^
i bought the car with the rims on it and the only reason why i have kept them is because they're curved and it flows nicely with the shape on our DSM's.
but its something i plan to look into it this upcomming winter

THis is a semi recent pic of my car.

275's in the rear... no it does not rub.

Nice. Mods?

my "new" car

1955 Chrysler Windsor,.. 100% original survivor w/ 81k original miles and all documentation from new incl. warranty card

That is so sick!! Lets see some pics of interior/dash/engine. How did you stumble across that?

Can you fit a 4G63 in it? Nice car.

Does it have a Hemi under the hood?

no hemi .. it's a 301 v8

will post interior / engine pics soon

Very classy looking car Scharok!

Maybe not most on topic post but it is a pic of my car sorta:



Just turned 400,000kms!

I was hoping it would happen at the track but at least in the next month it will see 4700kms going to all the events I have coming up...good start on the way to 500,000

Here are a few shots of my new whip after it's first wash back in May:

You can tell a DSM forum when the "Post your car pics" thread is full of non-DSM cars, haha.

No updated outside shots but here's a couple current, semi clean engine bay shots

Holy sh!t Darren!

frack that's clean...

That's a great engine bay.