Looks good. Definitely black emblems
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Black centers look better than those chrome ones on the picture.
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I love the depth of that red.

Stunner.



Nice try attempting to upload those pics Sauto. Get 'em next time champ!
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It was too bright outside and the reflection on the trees made it look.like shit. I'll get one in a parking lot tomorrow.
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Sadly, everything looks GREAT except the stupid Chevy logo! Their logo is horrible. :-)
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Yeah. Black badges would go well
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You shut your whore mouth! :-)
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Yeah I like the bow tie, I just don't like the gold
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Nice.

When I owned a Chevy, I covered the emblems in black vinyl wrap stuff. It took me a couple minutes to put it on and it's still on today.
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I just reached out to my insurance agent about our cars. I just noticed my wife's insurance on her car is about $100 more for a half year then mine for the Mustang. Her car is worth about $6k at this point as it's a 2007 and has over 100k miles on it. My Mustang GT is sitting around $14k given it's shape and has 24k miles on it. Not sure why I would be paying less insurance? Also, he never asked when I got it about the car. Nothing about it being a GT, the modifications or the mileage.

I don't mind having to pay more to know it's covered like it should be.
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Hope you can see this. 1970 el camino ss 396. 12k miles.


https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbi...2089&source=48
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My wife has a 2009 MKX SUV. I pay $250 more per year for car insurance on a car valued at least $45K more. Makes no sense.
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Good job lew, broken link
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Shit. Let me copy the pictures and post the text for you. Give me a minute.


Ok, found on Craigslist. I think she's asking too much but you be the judge. Can't believe the miles on this thing.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/5686699090.html
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My insurance agent personally called me about my questions. Said it's more expensive to insure a new VW bug than a new BMW. They take into account numerous things to come up with their numbers and the value of the car has little to do with it. It's cost of repairs, number of cars stolen of that make, age range of drivers for that car, etc. Also said my policy from the Mustang has been open since 1998 so my discount is large while my wife's policy has only been open since 2010 when she switched to my insurance with me. Said even with the modifications done to the car, the insurance won't go up.
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