thanks very much Red Dog! I have a SSB like you, and when the window falls out (oy!) this is what I'll get.

 

Installed my Mopar rear diffusers today - only took about an hour to do. If the weather is good I'll install the heater valves tomorrow.

 

Took her off the trickle charge.

 

The Ripspeed shift ***** arrived from our friend Karl Edmondson in the UK today . . . Put on an SRT6 emblem overlay and mounted the **** in my #1 SRT6 . . .

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FYI - I bought a couple of extras . . . If anyone is interested look here . . .

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post810613

 

Photos please . . .

 

Performed the remote locking chirp modification. Finally an audible indication of locking and unlocking the car. Wish I had done this years ago. Easy install. About 10 to 15 minutes, especially if you set up the connections in advance.

 

Got the heater valve covers on today, but as soon as I finished it stated to rain, so pictures will come!


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How come your plate where the window switches are looks different?

 

New shocks all the way around last night, new K@N filters


New fog light rear covers!


Looking at one of those shifters RED DOG has hmmmmmmm...........

 

You can buy those and put the chrome surrounds on any of the switches. They look nice but are pretty expensvie if you get the full kit.


CHROMETEC. High Quality Tuning für Mercedes-Benz

 

I covered all the horizontal console silver areas with a brushed stainless steel finish vinyl wrap material. I originally intended to do the entire silver center stack area too but (as I was warned by others on the forum who had tried it before me) the contours of the parts are too intricate and the tolerances between the switches and the silver cover pieces are too tight to allow for using a vinyl wrap material.

 

Sun came out today so I took some pictures of the hydro dipped heater valve covers and Mopar bumper diffusers installed.

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Those came out looking real good

 

+1 . . . Very nice!

 

I finally got around to refinishing my headlights using the 3M kit. Works great!

 

Beep Beep, I fitted my new siren.
The new part has a M8-1.25 stud, the old part uses a Tamper Proof screw with a T40 Torx head. You have to supply the new nut and washer required, I made my nut from a 1/4" nut made with an oversize hex.

 

Three weeks ago a church located about a 1/2 mile from where I store my "86 Daytona had a banner for a charity car show today. In all my years of showing my vehicles I have never entered two cars in one show. The show proceeds go to a local battered womens shelter and it was a perfect day for a show. Partly cloudy with temps in the low 70's, quite a change form the other shows I have attended this year. The fact that the Daytona won one of the Top 25 awards for older cars and the Crossfire one one of the Top 10 awards for late models made it that much better though.

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My wife dragged me to her friends wedding, figured I'd take the XF and enjoy the drive since I was the DD. Got bored and saw our table had a bunch of plastic diamond decorations on it. They found humor in my wedding gift.

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Mother of clayed my car tonight!

Hot sure on black car!

 

I finally cleaned my headlights as one was really fogy. I also installed a ProClip on my console, then added SCOSCHE surface Magnetic Mount for my phone. Works great and no problems with it falling of whether vertical or horizontal...