Stock is HOT!!! Keep your mods *Pic inside*
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This has nothing to do with the car, but did you design the house yourself? That's a very unique blend of several architectural styles. I agree with the one poster that the windows are a bit "busy" considering their size in proportion to the rest of the home, but I love the ballustrade on the 2nd story walkout. They are just like the ballustrade on Bayshore here in Tampa. The problem with ballustrades is that they don't blend well with cubic designs such as your framing white blocks on the edges. Still, it is a beautiful home. Congrats. Oh, and my car is your car's twin, except that I gave in to the modding bug and got clear corners.
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Originally Posted by G8RDave
did you design the house yourself? That's a very unique blend of several architectural styles.
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07-19-2005, 11:31 PM
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07-20-2005, 12:53 AM
Originally Posted by negative
Clear corners are NOT a must. It's a MUST NOT do.
All these people on here sticking white and blue bulbs in there, what are they thinking?Ahh the stockness.. I had never seen a modded coupe before I decided to buy one, it must have looked good enough for me to like it stock
Congrats on being one of the few smart people on here that is content with the car as-is and doesn't waste money on mods.. the rest of us are here suffering from that darn modding bug. It must be great living in a house this big. People can say whatever about it, but I doubt too many can compete.
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07-20-2005, 01:52 AM
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Thanks for some nice & not so nice comments 
The House was not the point of the pics but the house looks out of sink because the picture does it no justice. The car itself is the width of the stairs leading to the front doors alone. You can't get the feel for the house because it's not really sized right with the way I took the picture. It looks all jammed up in the picture. If you were standing in front of it you would see how it flows. It's a lot bigger in person. There is more of it to the left & right then what is showing in the picture (6 bedrooms & a 3 car garage kids). As for the design... I did have quite a bit to do with that. And the white mullions (I think they are called) are removable from the windows. It fits the neighborhood just fine... And anyone who comes here loves it
The House was not the point of the pics but the house looks out of sink because the picture does it no justice. The car itself is the width of the stairs leading to the front doors alone. You can't get the feel for the house because it's not really sized right with the way I took the picture. It looks all jammed up in the picture. If you were standing in front of it you would see how it flows. It's a lot bigger in person. There is more of it to the left & right then what is showing in the picture (6 bedrooms & a 3 car garage kids). As for the design... I did have quite a bit to do with that. And the white mullions (I think they are called) are removable from the windows. It fits the neighborhood just fine... And anyone who comes here loves it
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Originally Posted by Diesel1
Anyway - where on LI did ya take the pics? Looks like Port Jeff or maybe Northport area? When are you going to com eto a GSQUAD meet? Bring the 05 on out and stretch her legs!
but thanks
