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Check the fuel cut-off switch behind the plastic where the passenger's right foot would be. Chris

Nice job. When I had my ST, I had the "White Knight" kit that mounted onto the hitch. The hitch was still useable. They worked great. You could turn them on at the mount if you needed light to work by. [Broken External Image]: [Broken External Image]: Chris

Gary, Yes, they're painted yellow. I put the cubbies in because those empty spaces just looked like they needed something. (some people have put extra speakers there, others have just cut a blank and covered it with material just to break up the grey) I keep a blanket in one and the...

Pappy. Here is a shot of the box in the sun (and the car clean). Also, here is a shot of the rear cubbies installed. Chris [Broken External Image]: [Broken External Image]:

Thanks Pappy, I wasn't a big fan of the color either, but I couldn't pass up the deal on it (The Dodge dealer didn't know what he had). It kind of grows on you - real easy to find in a parking lot! No outside shots, I'll try and get some this weekend with the additions. Chris

Here you go, the day it came home just over two years ago and I said goodbye to the Trac. Came home with a bunch of goodies already on it and been slightly improved since then - [Broken External Image]:

Currently 20 miles on side streets and takes about 30-35 minutes from Frisco to North Dallas. When I lived in Southern California: 1994 - Lake Elsinore to Anaheim, 42 miles - 40 minutes. 2004 (when I left) - Elsinore to Anaheim, 42 miles - minimum one hour and 40 minutes. I am so...

Gary, I had the Fiero shipped from Washington to Southern Utah in 2004 for about that price and had no issues. He had a classic Chevelle and a Mercedes along with mine on his transport. There should be a "walk around" report before it was loaded so you can see if any damage occurred...

Pappy, Thanks for the welcome :-). The ST was wonderful for the 6+ years I had it - no issues whatsoever. I just got tired of the gas mileage (since 99% of the time it was just me) and that it barely fit on my side of the garage. The picture of my xB is where the ST used to park. Also...

Prewired to an extent if I recall. TRD Sparks's website lists most of the installation instructions for the accessories. It's a good place to go to get a feel for just how much is involved. I like the TRD wheels, if I didn't have the upgraded ones, I would probably be looking around for a...

No problem. Mine came with the rear sway bar so I have no idea how much it helps. I have the TRD exhaust on mine now - love the sound. I would like to add the TRD CAI but because of the body kit, the little black knockout that is on the lower driver's side front bumper is covered up and...

Not too difficult, just time consuming. I took my time because I didn't want to scratch the bumper and I was so paranoid that I was going to overcut the grill. But the instructions are pretty easy to follow. Here is a link to them and the installation instructions (top right) if you are...

First night in the garage (2 years ago) before fog lights and bra were added - [Broken External Image]:

Gary, I see you finally got a 2nd generation one. Looks great. I would love to have those rims on my RS 5.0 Chris

My first car was a 1969 Buick Riviera that I bought off of my brother when he bought his new '79 Mustang V8. When my son turned 16 a couple of years ago, he bought himself of 1997 Toyota Celica.

Will be 20 next March

Learned that back in 1987 when I bought my first truck in that wonderful state. It was the same then, if you had a camper shell, you could get a waiver. When I moved to UT and then down here to TX, both just registered my ST as a personal vehicle. You just have to love that state...

You all can say what you want. People call the ST ugly. My ST served it purpose, so does my xB. But, the xB is so much more fun to drive. Chris

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