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Leather Steering Wheel Cover. Steering wheels was a bit worn after the police use, so some kind of cover was needed. The ones that you just snap on looked ugly, so we got the one that you sew on. Much more work then the snap on one, but looks good... |
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Dash Bulbs. My change oil indicator stopped working. After opening up the dash, we've descovered that there are a lot of bulb sockets, but no bulbs in the dash. So we filled all of them. New features like this one appeared :). |
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140 MPH. Put on 4 stickers saying: "Caution! Close all windows above 140 mph". Those don't have any practical use except for the fact that they look cool. Now I can freak out the passengers, by asking them to close the window when getting onto the highway. |
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Red Dome Light [X]. Used the tape, which is used to fixed broken tail lights to make this thing red. Put a piece of the tape into it, and used a white bulb. Looks kind of cool, but I think I'll replace the red piece of tape with a blue one, when I can find one. |
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Trunk Kit. Installed this really neat kit. The trunk looked plain ugly when I got the car, and had big holes on the sides, in which all kinds of stuff was getting lost. If you like these, check out this web site. They are really easy to install. |
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Caprice SS Dash Plate. Installed Caprice SS dash plate, instead of Caprice Classic one. Caprice SS is the name which was used for Impala SS's that were exported to Middle East, so that dash plate is not an aftermarket part, but is a true GM part. |
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Fog Lights Switch. Removed yellow trunk opener button [stereo from my old car was stolen with the use of a similar button], and all the wiring for it. Installed fog lights switch in its place. Trunk opener function relocated to alarm remote control. |
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Blue Dome Light. Removed the red one, and painted the clear plastic with a blue permanent marker. Didn't look too good, because it wasn't equally covered with paint, so I justed opened up the marker, and squezed the paint out of it. |
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Red Grill. Removed black fabrics that was covering the speaker, so the grill became see through. Painted that portion of the door with red paint, so now when you look through the grill, red speaker surrounded with red is seen. Looks pretty good. |
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Red SS Script. This is a red "SS" badging that normally can be seen on the trunk of Monte Carlo SS. Now it is located on top of the stereo head unit, on the dash board. Didn't know where to put it, and this is where it stuck witout any glue. |
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Bonneville Seats [?]. Did a full conversion to 1996 Pontiac Bonneville blue leather seats. Installed rear seats, manual passenger, and 6 way power driver seat. The color is not an exact match, but it is very close. One of the best mods ever done to the car. |
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Blue Interior Light. The light got into our hands, and was just lying in the trunk for a long time. We connected it one day, and it looked really good. Hid it under the CB, so you don't see the source of the light, but only the light itself. |
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