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| Webmaster- Jimmy Warnick Jimmy Warnick has been with Villens Car Club since April, 2001, and began coming around with a bone stock 2000 Honda Civic. Nevertheless, in just a couple of short monthes, Jimmy met the clubs requirements, and transformed his Civic into something worthy of flying the distinguished plaque that proudly rests upon his dash. The first stop for Jimmy and his all stock daily driver was Ovation in Clarksville, IN., where he purchased a Kenwood Excellon DVD touch screen cd player, a 12" JL Audio W7 subwoofer, and two Rockford Fosgate Punch series amplifiers to push his newly aquired w7, & Alpine mids and highs throughout the car, which were installed in a custom built faked in enclosure wrapped in gray and black vinyl and carpet, by Michael Cockerell at AutoSound of Louisville located on Bardstown Rd. All Jimmy needed now was wheels, so he headed over to K&L Customs in New Albany, IN., and purchased himself a set of "one of a kind" 17" chrome Enkei Spider 3's with Dunlop 40 series radials, along with a matching fifth wheel spare strictly for show purposes. After lowering the car with 3" Eibach lowering springs, Jimmy decided to spruce up the body a bit by adding a full Wings West Avenger body kit, also purchased through K&L Customs of New Albany, IN; and painted up and attached by Dave & Mikes auto detailing and paint shop, located in Jeffersonville, IN. Not long after that enhancement, Jimmy added a top of the line Chasi Tech air ride suspention kit, with 10 switches that give the ride the capability to do front, back, side to side, see- saw, pancake, and not to mention an impressive 7" dogglegg move, installed at AutoSound by Michael Cockerell, and fellow club member Steve Coogle. The setup includes 2, 5 gallon tanks, whilch will soon be painted to match the car, connected to a heavy duty Blojax air compressor by steel braided hoses, and Chassis Tech strut bag cylinders. Jimmy's next stop was to Chris Whals, to get the upholstery stitched up to full show status. Chris wrapped the door panels, back panels, and consol in a dark gray vinyl, with a lighter gray cloth type material. Chris then covered the two front bucket seats and back seat in the same color vinyl and suade material, embossing the front headrests with the "spider" logo that coincides with the style of his wheels. The last thing that Chris done was dye various pieces of Jimmy's door panels, dash, and pillers, to ensure that nothing in the interior department went untouched. Other minor mods include an all white underbody low glow kit, flipped trunk lid, aftermarket intake, Altezza tailights and an axle back racing exhaust system. If you haven't seen this mean Civic on the streets, or at any local shows, you probably will, so keep an eye out for it coming to a show near you! |
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Jimmy's Civic This pic is pretty current. It was taken in October of 2002. |
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