Finally, some shots of my ti!
 

Well after my 318is got totaled i searched for 2 months for this! Got her in January and at this point am really glad my is got wrecked. Love this car.

1997 Base Model with 133k. Only mods: Style 24 reps and custom shift knob.

Some photos: (taken with Nikon D50)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...g?t=1204398474
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...g?t=1204398552
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...g?t=1204398607

Let me know what you guys think

Nice mate

sweet !

pleny of potential :)

+1...


Cheers,

looks clean, any interior pics?

nice ti man!!

i say clear corners, side markers, and tails!
and lower it!

Good looking ti! What kind of plans you have?

Nice Ti keep it clean:biggrin:

I like it and keep us posted on any mods you make to it.

nice and clean dude

I'll get an interior one tomorrow, but its nothing special. Your standard grey cloth interior.
Plus my home made shift knob, which i love.

I spent all my money ON the car so no mods in the near future but i do have lots of plans for it! Would like to lower it soon as my suspension needs some refreshment anyway. And to kickass95 amber is the new clear :D lol.

Thanks for the compliments!

"home made"? it's not duct tape is it? I had a friend who actually used a big ball of duct tape for his shift knob for a while

i wanna see this homemade shift knob too

Well you guys asked for it so here it is! My 8 dollar answer to a history of bad shift knobs and my large hand.

Take one 4 dollar cue ball (academy), one can of satin black Krylon Fusion paint for plastics and a half inch drill bit and voila! Weighted, comfortable, good looking shift knob.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...g?t=1204488012

ps coming soon: black leather shift boot to match

And bonus for you guys with vinyl steering wheels like me:
I hated the way my steering wheel felt. It was too skinny and the vinyl just wasnt pleasant to the touch. Enter the worlds best steering wheel cover. $8 at wal mart. Looks clean and feels great. Pic:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...g?t=1204488019

you should have used an 8-ball :)

http://www.progressiveautomotive.com/8ball_knob.jpg