300C and Heritage Edition - Side by Side in WV

[GoofyTimL]

Finally got all our Chryslers cleaned up and sitting pretty (at least IMO).

http://www.300cforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=1623

Most of the day, yesterday, was spent detailing the 1994 T&C Van (just visible in background of above pic) with 187k miles in preparation for donating to our church. Then, finally, came the power rinse and wipe dry each of our "C" Section babies (thus the lights as the partial overcast was dimming). We are loving C ownership X2!

http://www.300cforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=1621

The Heritage Edition has HID low beams... you can tell they are a little "whiter" than the normal projection beams of the Blue.

http://www.300cforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=1620

This one just might make our "Christmas Letter" this year. Whadya think?

[MagnumFreak]

Looking shiny!! Freak like sparkly things. LOL!


Lots of TLC in those cars, that's easy to see.

[fnkychkn]

that's quite the pair you got there. :)

btw, as i was looking through your photo albums, i noticed quite a few ottawa related items and map shots. do you visit?

[GoofyTimL]

that's quite the pair you got there. :)

btw, as i was looking through your photo albums, i noticed quite a few ottawa related items and map shots. do you visit?Thanks, but I've no idea what you're talking about... Ottawa related items? Map shots? ... in my album gallery? I've only got pictures of the red and blue "C"s there and some interior shots... nuttin' about Canada at all!

I have never been to Ottawa. Only been to Toronto (where we know some friends) and then up the pennisula to take a ferry across Lake Huron, then drive around Lake Superior to get to Lake of the Woods. My aunt and uncle had a cabin on a small isle 5 mi. out in the lake for 20+ years. They have since sold it to bolster retirement income.

When I was a kid in Spokane, WA, I think the family went into BC occassionally, but I don't remember much, if any, of that.

One of our future "dream vacation" items is to drive to the NW (Seattle, Vancouver), take the "inside passage" and then some how or another get to the Al-Can highway to do the loop in Alaska, and finally come back home through most of Canada. We figure that would take about a month or more... so it's a retirement time thing... and not something to consider in the next 5 years or so.

[fnkychkn]

when i clicked on the link, it opened up a windows picture and fax viewer. could those be my own pictures i'm looking at? :doh:
if so, never mind me. i'm a computer retard.