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SuzukiGhostRider wrote:Mine are flawless and factory.

Must be nice to not have snow to shovel and grass to mow, lol Of course you remember what it's like to live here. Wisconsin Winter hates our door handles!

The door handles on my car haven't been changed since I've had it (less than 2 years), but mine are flawless and factory too! (for now) lol

I have only had to replace one, and I broke only a portion of it during a winter storm in Ohio. LOL Door froze shut, and I was in a hurry and snap. Damn potmetal.

I killed one on my GTZ and two on my Z26...but the SS has never seen winter!

scd88ga wrote:

quad4berettagtz wrote:

Kyle Anderson wrote:The floor pan is the same as a 4th gen Grand Am (2 door for sure, didn't check 4 door), other than a very slight difference at the rear corners under the edge of the back seat, which is actually a different piece of metal at that point.

Is that random enough?

And on that note you can bolt up the stock dual exhaust from those GA's right to the Beretta. Holes are already there pre-drilled in the frame in the back

92-94 or 96-98, or both?

We used one off a '95 LOL.

I think the 96-98 would work too from what I remember on my mother in-law's old one...

scd88ga wrote:

SuzukiGhostRider wrote:Mine are flawless and factory.

Must be nice to not have snow to shovel and grass to mow, lol Of course you remember what it's like to live here. Wisconsin Winter hates our door handles!

The door handles on my car haven't been changed since I've had it (less than 2 years), but mine are flawless and factory too! (for now) lol

Wrong on both counts. We had almost -50 below here last winter and , while not as much as usual, plenty of snow fall. There are lawns here too.

Like so many people you hear "New Mexico" and assume flat desert. I live at 6500+ Ft. Elevation in the Continental Divide. Our winter HERE was colder than your winter THERE last year. Hell, it was colder than Alaska according to the news.

SuzukiGhostRider wrote:Like so many people you hear "New Mexico" and assume flat desert.

I didn't assume anything, I have seen pictures of your yard, lol.

This is my yard too.

Second pic is the other side of the CD in Arizona , in case maybe you think they don't know snow or cold either.

Third pic is here at home.

I was talking about grass, but ok, it snows there too, gotcha. 6 months out of the year though? I had frost on my car this morning already ughhh

Yeah, actually. Usually from Nov. to April. This year we are already getting light frost and temps are in the 40's at night. I think we will have an early winter. Figuring on snow by mid October instead of mid November. I don't personally have much grass, but some grows. I hate yard work, so I let the weeds and sage brush take over and then rip them out, rofl.