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Fantastic photos!

Good work! How did you get along using the M105? A lot of people have issues with it. I've only used it once but there is definitely a limited working time, and go too long and that stuff is concrete!

Congrats on working on such a significant vehicle! Those have a crazy amount of tech in them, very impressive machines. I wonder if the slowing down while not accelerating is because of the battery's self regenerative system.. :dunno: That key is very neat, it reminds me of the Pagani Huayra...

Interior restorations are my favorite. Awesome work! Would you say your steamer is a vital piece of equipment for you on interior details? I'm considering getting one.

Very nice of you, everyone needs a detailer friend! I got into my friends car the other day (after clearing the trash out of the passenger seat) and stared in amazement at the condition of 3 year old car. My '99 is looking better! We had a laugh about it. I'll be doing an interior detail on it...

Wow, I am bewildered! I've had the impression for a while now after seeing thread upon thread in ShowN'Shine that everyone uses nothing but Stoners. Nice topic! I guess it goes without saying that I use Stoners haha. I'll have to give these others a try sometime.

I usually am not a fan of tinted tail lights, but I think they really do work on those Pontiacs. Silver definitely brings it all together too. Nice ride!

Here's my 1999 Chrysler Intrepid. Most of them are Dodges, but this one was built in Canada! (Same manufacturer anyway). It's my first car, and I've continued to drive it for 7 years now. Trusty little fella. Takes on snow like a 4x4 too! Colorado has never gotten the best of us. :p It's been...

1999 Chrysler Intrepid

My friend discovered this online a while ago, but we haven't been in a situation where we needed anything stronger than PB Blaster since. Technical Penetrating Oil Showdown!!! - THE H.A.M.B. As a penetrating oil, a 1:1 mix of Acetone and ATF apparently loosens a bolt better than anything you...