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Old 08-10-2007, 09:53 PM   #1
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Greetings to everyone! My name's Daniel, I'm 25 years old and I'm from Portugal. I own a 93' Opel Astra 1.7 diesel. I'm a great enthusiast of fuel economy and car detailing.
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Greetings to everyone! My name's Daniel, I'm 25 years old and I'm from Portugal. I own a 93' Opel Astra 1.7 diesel. I'm a great enthusiast of fuel economy and car detailing.
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nice to see some more opel's here very clean looking astra!
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Interesting combo! I always wanted to be not too lazy to detail my car properly.

That makes two of us!

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Hi Daniel -

Welcome to GS! I like your Astra. Was the mini-spoiler part of the original car or is it aftermarket? I really like the hatchback/wagon spoilers that extend the roofline out.

Is that little "black knob" near the rear hatch the antenna? If yes, then I think I think you have a motorized antenna.

Are those 14" or 15" wheels? I ask because your steel wheels give you the option of snap-on racing disks.

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Hi Daniel -

Welcome to GS! I like your Astra. Was the mini-spoiler part of the original car or is it aftermarket? I really like the hatchback/wagon spoilers that extend the roofline out.

Is that little "black knob" near the rear hatch the antenna? If yes, then I think I think you have a motorized antenna.

Are those 14" or 15" wheels? I ask because your steel wheels give you the option of snap-on racing disks.

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Hello CarlosSW2!

Yes, the mini-spolier is part of the original car. I do have a motorized antenna, but the rubber knob is deteriorating and I'll have to replace it soon. My Astra has 14" wheels and honestly I wasn't aware of that option! Thank you for telling me!

(Sorry for my rusty/inadequate english )


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Hello CarlosSW2!

Yes, the mini-spolier is part of the original car. I do have a motorized antenna, but the rubber knob is deteriorating and I'll have to replace it soon. My Astra has 14" wheels and honestly I wasn't aware of that option! Thank you for telling me!

(Sorry for my rusty/inadequate english )

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No problemo, you're english is fine. Here are two threads about the hubcaps :

Hubcaps?
http://www.gassavers.org/showthread.php?t=1539

14" and 15" Stainless Hubcaps
http://www.gassavers.org/showthread.php?t=1751

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I want one. Its a diesel too! nice. I a such a loser, I like any small car thats not in America.
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Ya, know, there have been some small diesels here. Tempo diesel, Rabbit diesel, Dasher diesel, blah, blah. Maybe one of those would help you with your diesel jones? :-)
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