What did you do to your GE fit today?
I have had them for about a month and was finally able to get some pictures today. Better late than never I suppose. Here is a sneak preview to entice you into clicking the link above.

Year: 11+
Outer Color: Black
Inner Color: Ivory
Stitching Color: Ivory
I recommend reading through this thread so you know exactly what you are getting. Also, any color combo you choose with a contrasting stitching color is going to take more work to look good than a monotone color scheme. This is because the seams won't line up perfectly, so the stitching can get bunched up in a few spots. This is very noticeable if the stitching is a different color than the outers. With some tedious massaging and/or extra stuffing, you can get a good result.
FINALLY... finished my oil change. only took 2 HOURS. okay, so I did a tire rotation of sorts, inspected my front brakes and it wasn't really 2 hours, maybe more like an hour and half... including the time I took to move cars around and put tools away (and clean up a little spilled oil). >.>
But MAN... might as well have been all day. I was sweating the whole time because it was way too hot. I was thirsty but my mug was full of overly diluted pepsi (which would've given me a stomach ache if I drank it). And my hands were full of oil anyway, so I couldn't really touch it, let alone, refill it with fresh pepsi.
Although, my stomach was a little queasy... just ate before starting and I think I should've waited a bit before putting any effort into unmounting the wheels from the car.
But MAN... might as well have been all day. I was sweating the whole time because it was way too hot. I was thirsty but my mug was full of overly diluted pepsi (which would've given me a stomach ache if I drank it). And my hands were full of oil anyway, so I couldn't really touch it, let alone, refill it with fresh pepsi.
Although, my stomach was a little queasy... just ate before starting and I think I should've waited a bit before putting any effort into unmounting the wheels from the car.
Cleaned out the inside of the fit yesterday. Took the new DeWalt 18V cordless handheld Wet/dry Vac out to the fit and it picked up a bunch of stuff. Carpet looks pretty good and seats look nice. also wiped out the door frames/sills and washed off the all-season floor mats. looks much nicer inside. Haven't done much cleaning of the car since we bought a house. Been working on that project (1844 house)
~SB
~SB
Sand, rocks, mud, etc.
Got my Eibach Pro-Kit installed in the morning got home my deflector from Zeta arrived, installed along with one of the decals from TFB and put the rear Bumper Applique from Bernardi. Crappy picture after the springs.
I just did the exact opposite... traded my JK in on a Fit.

For financial reasons mainly. I've been huge Jeep guy for decades but I don't really miss it that much, only on the weekends... day to day commuting was "eh" and 15mpg when gas was $4 a gal was not good.
Offroading was pretty damn awesome though. I plan to buy another, older CJ, YJ or TJ to build up eventually. Good luck with your decision!

For financial reasons mainly. I've been huge Jeep guy for decades but I don't really miss it that much, only on the weekends... day to day commuting was "eh" and 15mpg when gas was $4 a gal was not good.
Offroading was pretty damn awesome though. I plan to buy another, older CJ, YJ or TJ to build up eventually. Good luck with your decision!





