Well I finally took a picture of my stealth and here she is. 1994 Dodge Stealth ES with SOHC, Manual, close to 180,000 miles and only one owner before me. I upgraded the sound system of course with infinity reference all around, 12 inch Infinity Subwoofer, Kenwood amp and Cd player. Still have lots more to go, but with time it will be alot prettier.

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are those hubcaps? lol

 

Come on, Whitey, I'm sure that he's planning on getting some nice aluminum wheels. You have to have priorities, ya know. I can't live without tunes, so I'd have done the stereo first too.

 

Yes they are hubcaps, but hey, music is more important. Plus a car with 180,000 miles, really not sure if i am going to get rims for it. I can take the stereo out and put it in another car, the rims, you really can't do that on all cars. But hey, it's a stealth, it shoudln't matter what it looks like.

 

"But hey, it's a stealth, it shoudln't matter what it looks like. "

I would say that about a Yugo or Pinto, but not a sports car. Granted the most important things (imo) in a sports car are 1- Engine performance 2- Transmission (gotta transfer that power) 3- handling, need to be able to take the corners and stop that power. Aside from that, muscle cars can look good primered but sports cars look like import crap if not done right! At least, that is my opinion. I love the sound of my engine over the radio anyway.

 

Falcon, have you driven cross country without a stereo? The droning of the engine will only make the highway hypnosis worse. Besides, without a stereo, how would I ever drown out the voices in my head?

 

You are right, cross country without a stereo would suck. Fourtunately I don't do that very often. On the other hand, I don't need the bass notes rattling parts off my car at umm... "65 mph", yeah.

 

Your right the a sports car should look good. My stealth is not the best looking thing, but It looks good for a 94. I don't have all the money in the world to paint it or fix everything that needs fixed seeing i have another car and work two jobs. I would love to have my stealth looking good, but for now it is what it is. The engine sounds good, the exhaust has a leak, but sounds good, and i have tunes. That is my preference. If you choose to listen to the engine, then that is your choice. I love my stealth for what it is. A fast sports car that is mine, and things will come later.

 

The Stealth is still one of the best looking cars around, IMHO. My 93 Still gets people who come over at a gas station take a look. I have put some basic alloys on it and I keep it clean and waxed, thats all, and it looks great. Enjoy your ride!