Taken at a place called the compound down here in Palm Bay, Florida. Just a empty, barren place with 240+ miles of roads. Its heaven on earth.

1994 Z28 Camaro convertible. pretty quick car

 

Nice photos.

 

Needs an '06+ bumper. But otherwise looks good.

 

with the thin piece of metal and 75% plastic, no way man, more metal is the way to go. protects better i guess

 

Nice photos! I like your light setup.

 

I <3 lights

but seriously I do. Do a lot of night highway/highspeeds driving and its nice to be able to see 200+ yards ahead of you. cheap to build/replace too

 

how'd you mount those roof lights?

 

very carefully hehe...

in all seriousness its got 7 screws in each rack going into the roof, sealed around the screws, and on the inside of the rack beams to keep water out. Its held up for 6 months now so all seems good.

and the lights are just seated into the cross beam and wired with fuse/relay/switch. Works well. Did the entire 4 lights forward lights, wiring, and rack for JUST under 100$

if you need more info let me know. i can send pics/info

 

my thin piece of metal and 75% plastic (that,s actually a lot more metal than you think) pushed a rolled, dead, and very smashed mazda 3 off the road that did not have any rolling wheels what so ever. did it pretty well and had 0 damage aside from my licence plate corner bending and a little mud. not being a hater, but it would look sick.

 

Definitely post some pics up! :-)

 

And good on you for removing the bumper valance! Gen. 4 bumpers look so much better with the valance removed.

 

https://www.ranger-forums.com/general-technical-electrical-18/roof-rack-lights-need-math-help-127578/

tell me if the pics show up for you, after the crash idk what shows up anymore

 

 

you need more stickers on your rear glass

 

bet your tint doesnt do half as good (; keeding

Ive got a manilla envelope full of stickers to put on when ones rot. got em all for free, what else oyu gonna do with them

 

Haha. :) I think they look a lot meaner without the valance.