My Neon Page
My car:
My Neon the day after I bought it at Windsor Chrysler
My Neon in Present configuration - At the Detroit River in Windsor, Ontario
1998 Plymouth Neon Highline.
Year: 1998
Make: Plymouth
Make: Neon Highline
Style: Sedan
Color: Flame Red
Engine: 2.0 Liter Single Overhead Cam (SOHC), 132hp
Fuel System: Sequential Multi Port Injection
Trans.: 3 Speed Automatic
Neon-Related Speeding Tickets: 1 (got a ticket for doing 128 KM/H in a 100 Zone on the 401 Westbound)
Specifications
Exterior:
Colour: Flame Red Clear Coat – PPG (PR4)
APC Carbon Fiber Generation 2 Altezza Tail Lights
Modern Performance Clear Front Corner Lenses with RED bulbs
APC super white Reverse Lights
MISFIT Alternating Reverse Lights
MOPAR Clear coat bumpers
MOPAR Rear deck spoiler
MOPAR Fog lights
Custom vinyl work by: Smith Signs, Windsor, Ontario
Interior:
Autometer Sport Comp Gauges (Air/Fuel and Oil PSI)
Modern Performance Aluminum Look Gauge overlay
RED front floor pan lighting
RED Door panel fabric
RED Schroth Rallyey 3 4-Point Harness
Engine Bay:
2.0 Litre 16 Valve Single Overhead Cam (SOHC)
CRANE Firewire 8.5mm Spark Plug Wires
ICEMAN Cold Air Intake
Red Powdercoated Valve Cover
PROTHAINE Motion Control Motor Mount Inserts
3 Speed Automatic Transmision
Chasis Dyno Rated 103.1 HP / 102.2 ft. lbs Torque
SUSPENSION:
KYB GR-2 Performance Struts
MOPAR Autocross Hi-Rate Springs (225lb front /185lb rear)
BF Goodrich Radial T/A’s P-195 / 60R14
PCW Panther EMR-111 14x6” Machine Finish Aluminum Wheels
Mopar 16mm Rear Anti-Sway Bar
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Here are a few pics of My 1998 Neon.
Coventry Gardens - May 2001
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March 2001 Ambassador Park
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This is my Neon again down by the river on a clear winter day. In the Background is the Ambassador Bridge, spanning the Detroit River between Canada and the USA.
Windsor Civic Terrace snow storm January 2001
This was taken in the middle of a Snowstorm. The Snow had accumulated to over a foot and the Car easily navigated through the ruts down by the river.
It was a cold and Rainy Night...... Winter 2000
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On the way home from having one of my tires balanced, the car in front of me jacked on it's brakes, and I did mine. Comming to a stop inches away from the car in front of me, I began thanking god for sparing my Front End. I was rewarded by a rear impact, which shoved me into the car in front of me. Luckily the rear end started to give, and it was not a flat impact. the Airbags did not deploy.