Do you think we own nice cars?
06-09-2005, 03:52 PM
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well its not really "honeycomb" but at night when they are lite it actually does look like it which is pretty cool. Im sure other bonnevilles have these style taillights.[/img]
well its not really "honeycomb" but at night when they are lite it actually does look like it which is pretty cool. Im sure other bonnevilles have these style taillights.[/img]
06-09-2005, 04:04 PM
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Weird
I live in San Diego and probably see a few a week. I see about 100 f150'*, any honda and Camrys a day
My Girlfriend lives in La Cresenta and Ive seen one Bonneville there, Rich town so theres actually BMW'* everywhere
So my cheapy car actually stands out in a rich town
I probably used bad examples by naming less common cars but I think a lot of "normal" cars are nice.
I live in San Diego and probably see a few a week. I see about 100 f150'*, any honda and Camrys a day
My Girlfriend lives in La Cresenta and Ive seen one Bonneville there, Rich town so theres actually BMW'* everywhere
So my cheapy car actually stands out in a rich town
I probably used bad examples by naming less common cars but I think a lot of "normal" cars are nice.
06-09-2005, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
The bonneville is too common and doesn't have any one attribute that stands out on it'* own in my humble opinion. Jack of all trades, master of none? Not a bad thing, just what it is. They're great cars, and could be a classic later on, but FWD will hurt that.
amen to that
06-09-2005, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by asonofabeach69
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well its not really "honeycomb" but at night when they are lite it actually does look like it which is pretty cool. Im sure other bonnevilles have these style taillights.[/img]
well its not really "honeycomb" but at night when they are lite it actually does look like it which is pretty cool. Im sure other bonnevilles have these style taillights.[/img]
06-09-2005, 04:24 PM
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lol sorry, I still think they look really cool at night, and defintely stand out on our cars. 
I always describe them as "honeycomb", I guess im wrong :?
I always describe them as "honeycomb", I guess im wrong :?
06-09-2005, 04:59 PM
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yea and im sure im the only one that hasnt been exactly right around here in the pastStripes, honeycomb...the week they were doing shapes in school must have been the same week I was on vacation in the bahamas. circa 1988
