Posting my 1st pics

[Greggie7]

I have been reading these forums for quite a while but never posted pics of my CSVT and last night while driving home along the lake it seemed like a good chance to take a few pics that were more interesting then the garden variety car sitting in my driveway pics (aside from the one where the car actually is sitting in my driveway of course!).

Its a 99 CSVT Black/tan. I just turned 140,000 miles. I am the 2nd owner, bought it in 2001 with about 23,500 miles. Its build number for 1999 is #809. It has a kkm intake and trubenz magnaflow with 3.5in tips. I am a stay at home dad with a 3 1/2 year old daughter and a 6 week old son so unfortunately i dont have the time or extra money at the moment for the other mods i would love to do.

A quick thanks also to the members who post here on a regular basis, I have really learned a lot about the car from reading these boards. And if my profile doesnt say I am located in Norton Shores (near Muskegon) Michigan.

[99RedCSVT]

I like the one closer with sunset in the backround. All others....eh..

Wow, you've been on here for a long time and no posts?

[ronssvt]

nice car man there are a couple tours rolling around muskey area, I have been around that area the last couple weekends and probably will be again this weekend.

[B.Brattina]

...Not fixed haha

[99RedCSVT]

Fixed... (use the IMG code)

[blu_fuz]

hello hello...... finally posted Looks nice.

[95pgt-t]

if those pics were bigger they'd be really nice. hard to tell detail as is

[99RedCSVT]

if those pics were bigger they'd be really nice. hard to tell detail as is

I tried. Got all digitized on me. So I kept them as they stood. Better than clicking on the links though.

[Manimillion]

Nice pics I really like the background wish they were a bit larger though

[Greggie7]

I tried to make the pictures bigger but i didnt know how to do it. I searched the forums about how to post pictures but didnt really find anything even though i know i have seen threads on it before. Thanks for the help in making them easier to see.