Thanks. It is a GM bra made for the basic NA Solstice. I bought it off a fellow here on the forum who had to get rid of his Sol for health reasons. I used it on my NA throughout the summer of '07 (which I traded for an '08 GXP a year ago) . I recently got around to finding an upholstery/top shop and had it modified to fit on my GXP. We had to put a slot in it for the intercooler, open up the opening for the fog lights for the brake vents, and re-do the way the bra hooks to the underside of the facia.
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'Mysti' - '08 Mysterious 5-spd GXP, BSR tune, Hahn I/C, K&N drop-in filter, DDM ProBeam & Backbone, splash guards, and a few other things.
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All this time, and I never posted a pic of my car. Bought it on memorial day 2008, a left over 2007 GXP, just about every option except spoiler and automatic transmission. This was actually the first GXP I ever drove, too- I had test driven this very car in the summer of '07 when I was only kicking around the idea of buying one, and it was brand new. I put almost 30 miles on it during that test drive, and for some bizarre reason the salesman wasn't with me. I always wondered if they thought I had swiped it that day. I got rubber in 1st through 4th; didn't try for 5th, the road was too short When I drove it again a year later, it felt exactly as I remembered it from the previous summer- tight as a drum. When I drove it home, the very first song I heard on the radio leaving the dealer's lot was AC/DC's "Downpayment blues". The whole thing was too perfect
A lousy background, but the sun glare from the other side was too much that day
Picked this up Saturday morning. The dealer had just gotten it in about a week ago. I traded an 05 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 with a pulley and intake on it. The mods were pulled and sold to pay for the turbo upgrade from GM. The dealer WEO'ed the turbo labor.
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When I drove it again a year later, it felt exactly as I remembered it from the previous summer- tight as a drum. When I drove it home, the very first song I heard on the radio leaving the dealer's lot was AC/DC's "Downpayment blues". The whole thing was too perfect
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