2004 BMW 330Ci and 1993 Ford Probe GT...

[albtsang]

Here are my two cars - both are black exterior/grey interior cars. One a 2004 BMW 330Ci and the other a 1993 Ford Probe GT. The BMW was just done with S100 coated on top of several old coats of Meguiars #26. The Probe was done with a coat of Meguiars #26 about 2 months prior. The Probe has MANY rock chips, which are not especially visible on the pictures.

 

[albtsang]

Pics #2

 

[albtsang]

Pics #3

 

[HilfigerCelica]

Sweet Bimmer bro. Bet it's a nice upgrade from the Probe.

 

[Bwana]

Nice!! :shocked But no tire dressing?

 

[imported_garyo]

Very nice.



Ok, I have to ask.....why did you keep the airbag warning label on the dash of the BMW? IMO it really distracts from an elegant dash design.

 

[albtsang]

No tire dressing because I forgot... I have previously Tire Black, but find it give an appearance that is too oily.



The Air Bag sticker is gone. That was only on there because the interior pictures were taken 2 months ago, the day I brought it home. I have gone to my brothers place and we took pictures. The exterior pics were done last weekend. Notice that the interior pictures are brighter and have a more accurate color depiction (Canon S400) vs. the bluish hue of the his other camera (Nikon CoolPix 995). I'm sure that it's one of the settings on the camera that was screwed up, but I have no idea which one.

 

[mlebarron]

ooooooo... I want one



I hate those stupid warning stickers. I understand "legally" why they have to put them, but the glaring yellow on the dash... and on the visor where you can't get it off... IMHO it distracts from the whole interior. At least in my Jeep it was before they made them bright yellow, so it's there, but not hugely obvious.

 

[Corey Bit Spank]

Thems a lot of pictures of a nice car. I love those wheels.

 

[biff]

. the bluish hue of the his other camera (Nikon CoolPix 995). I'm sure that it's one of the settings on the camera that was screwed up, but I have no idea which one.

That would be the white balance setting (under the Manual mode). If you used the flash without setting the White Balance to "speedlight" it will come out blue. Setting it to "Auto" is always a safe bet.



I miss my old 93 Probe GT. That's one gutsy old car!