Sebastian, your English is very good and your spelling is better than alot of us on here who have spoken English since birth. Why is that?
New from France
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I hope not forgotten your questions.
Thank's very much, I am very happy to discuss with Americans.
Excuse me for my English, but I plan to Learn.
Thank's very much, I am very happy to discuss with Americans.
Excuse me for my English, but I plan to Learn.
sebastian305 said:
I wasn't being sarcastic, your English is extremely good and I was just wondering why.
Wow!! I remember looking for European taillights for my wagon for years. I had a friend in Sweden looking out for me and a guy in Luxembourg. They are hard to come by..especially in the states.sebastian305 said:Hello,
Yes the Wagon looks great here but no more Than the German sedan. The French are not too attracted to my car because prefers Muscle cars or 2 doors or oldtimer Cadillac...But I Love to ride my Malibu.
Yes for the Cruise Control and No for A/C. Tail Light is Europeen Tail Light for Wagon from 78 --> 83.
Front Turn Signal & Parking Light, Sealed Beam and Speedometer (Km/h) is also europeen.
I Looked on Vin Decoder for my Wagon: USA, General Motors, Chevrolet, Non-passive, Malibu Classic, Station Wagon, 1983, Baltimore, and Identifies the sequence of the Vehicle for Production.
Pics from europen Taillight:
I think those may be '78 taillights. The back up light is in a different position compared to the '79-'83 lights.
Are they on your car now?
You cut up that black wagon pretty good... :lol:
pontiacgp said:
I Know a few words.
I Know the Words for car parts.
I also use a translator with simple word. I dot no Copy/paste, I tape the Words on the Keyboard to learn .
I have not learned english at School , but my children are learning english in School.
One Day I Like to Take English Classes.
Longroof79 said:
The Blue Wagon has Europeen Tail Light.
The Black Wagon has Europeen Tail Light
To date, of Blue Wagon, I painted in Red Turn Signal from Tail light (Is not good, red no hold)
sebastian305 said:
That's a good way of doing it, the more you use English you'll find that alot of English words are similar to the French words. I used to work on aircraft and we had some modification parts come from an aircraft manufacturer in France. I was in Montreal at the time and there is alot of French Canadians there. When the drawing showed up for the installation of the components I had to translate the drawings to the French speaking guys because the French was so similar to English and they could not understand it. I did speak the French in Montreal but it's nothing like the French from France
So both wagons have (had) Euro lenses. Is the clear back-up lens in the same place on both sets? Maybe all Euro wagon/ El Camino lenses are the same.sebastian305 said:
You were trying to paint the amber lens red? I might consider trading a set of USA lenses for a Euro set..
I actually had a good laugh and i'm buzzed! 
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