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http://www.blackandgoldgtp.com/

 

Thanks to Zane for the great deal on web hosting and to my buddy Justin for helping w/ the site layout and graphic creation http://www.rocket-world.com.

 

Don't worry, my other site is still there and it's not going anywhere.

 

What do you think of the new site?  I've only put a few hours into it thus far, and since I lent out my digi cam I don't have too many pictures of the car.

 

Also, this is my first attempt with using macromedia Dreamweaver.  The program takes a little time to get used to, but it really cuts down the time it takes to make a cool looking site.

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Looks really good Jon.  Your GTP looks great.  Can't wait to see some more new mods.  :thumbs: Keep up the good work on the site.  :thumbs:

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Thanks guys.  Those pics are from the first day, since then I removed the dealer sticker (just didn't like that parrot on my trunk) and painted the "Bone" fender braces *bling bling* gold to match the pinstriping and emblems of the car.

 

I want to replace the GTP emblems on the doors w/ decals that say "Grand Prix GTP" and do a few more things to improve the look of the car, but it all takes money, which I don't have so I'm doing what I can.

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Hey Jon what happened to your truck or do you still have it. I have not been on here much in the last few months so i have not clue whats going on. I know you lifted it which it looked sweet. Just wondering thats all.

 

BTY the grand prix looks sweet i love the black and gold. Nice car. Good job on the new site looks great.

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My truck got T-Boned, so instead of waiting for it to get repaired and hope that the bodyshop could fix it correctly (doors and floor were bent pretty badly) I decided to trade it in as is and get the car.

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Thanks guys, let me know of any non-working images or links since I did all the site work on this comptuer and I've already caught a few pics that were loading from the computer and not the site.

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