Finally built a new webpage

[cougarsc99]

Well since the weather today was very damp outside I sat in front of the computer and finally put together a new webpage for the xr.

Check it out when u have the chance and let me know what ya think.

http://www.cardomain.com/id/cougarxrst200

[aircougar]

Your ride is pretty sweet, man! :thumbsup:

I don't know about the mix of red and blue, but everything else is pretty tight!

[cougarsc99]

Thanks man. I had mixed emotions about having blue and red on the car but since the blue stuff came from my 99 I didn't want to waste any of it. All the exterior neons are blue but I did put red neons inside the car.

[frenchblueC2]

lookin good!
:thumbsup:

I definitely dig the silver you've done on the exterior.
really stands out nicely.

do you think you'll ever change all the blue to red instead?
at least all the blue is one consistent color under the hood.
I've seen some messy underhood schemes on here and they ain't pretty.

[cougarsc99]

Thanks Kim,
I might change the engine compartment to red but most likely keep all the neons and strobes as blue. Way too many tubes to have to replace and too expensive too, especially since i just replaced the underbody kit with the New LED style.
I do think I'll have to replace the seatbelt pads tho. They should be red to match the interior and maybe I'll paint the ST200 crossbars to match the floor brace.

[interstellarspike]

Nice job on the site Mark.

[MobilBoy]

OOOooooo... perdy! I really like the two-toned look with the black and silver. The grilles look tight too! Can I ask what kind of mesh you used for the upper and lower grilles?

[cougarsc99]

Thanks guys.
As far as my grill inserts I bought the APC kit and cut them to fit. The only problem I run into with the mesh right now is that when i dry off the car sometimes my towels snag on the pieces. I might end up putting some trim around the edges.

[frenchblueC2]

I've given up on drying off my car with towels, absorbers, "shammies" etc
I used to have the worst time drying off the front grill in that criss cross plastic.
I'd even use lung power now and then to blow the water out. Boy did I get high doing that.

I've now resorted to BLOWDRYING my entire car, and not with my own wind.
Our shop vac comes apart so that you can use the blower like a leaf blower.
We throw on one of the nozzle attachments and the car is dry as a bone within 5 minutes.
It's pretty sweet. I highly recommend it.

[cougarsc99]

I never thought about using a shop vac. That sounds like a great way to dry it off.