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I'm the second owner and it has been a great reliable car that gets me to work and back. I've been working on this car to get in perfect condition. I'm very picky on how my car looks then most people would. I hate to get rid it but my work has me driving a lot so its time to let it go. When I bought this car it was rough around corners. Here is list of what I have done over a year.
1. Timing belt
2. change the transmission fluid
3. wheel bearings
4. Replaced rear brakes pads and rotors
5. Painted brake caliper black
6. wheel are TSW 20x8.5
7. new TPMS
8. re-painted clear on central consol wood trim and driver wood trim
9. Cleaned central consol bottoms
10. replaced garage door buttons
11. replaced gas door bottom
12. Replaced driver door lock button
13. L.E.D lighting in interior
14. L.E.D puddle lights in door
15. L.E.D trunk light and licensed plate light
16. 20% tint
17. re-painted front bumper, hood, finders, side skirts and lower door trim, rear bumper and licensed plate frame
18. new door handle and painted on drivers door
19. re-painted clear on the head lights and replaced the corner light with hyper white M-tec corner lights and sliver star Sylvania for DRL ,sliver star sylvania parking light
20. replaced grill with new
21. replaced fog light and using M-tec bulbs
22. painted amber side markers for more European look and lowered 20mm's.
23. new soft close motor
24. new striker plate for trunk
25. new arm rest on drivers side
26. clear bra, front bumper, hood fenders, side skirt, bottom door molding, rear bumper

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