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zurich_allan wrote:http://www.forumula1.com/forum/viewtopi ... =17&t=3171 Only second thread down in the Automotive Gassing section and active less than a week ago...In fact it was updated today less than an hour ago!
In fact it was updated today less than an hour ago!Not when I wrote that it hadn't been!
Stealthgate007 wrote:I saw this today and decided I need to buy one.We know who brought the BIGGEST ...cup of coffee to that cars and coffee.
vlad wrote:Damn, that's one HOT car!Yeah, I know! black w/black interior in Dallas in July!?!?
What's Burning? wrote:yes yes. I know that too well.. Last summer was the worst. I am looking for 89-99 Jeep (preferably white) soak up the texas sun instead of the P carStealthgate007 wrote:I saw this today and decided I need to buy one.We know who brought the BIGGEST ...cup of coffee to that cars and coffee.vlad wrote:Damn, that's one HOT car!Yeah, I know! black w/black interior in Dallas in July!?!?
bud wrote:Black cars look tough, no matter the model or make.Really?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
bud wrote:Imagine those models in pink!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. scotty wrote:I like the blurred out tags. Black paint is the softest paint for cars, it actually chips easier and is less durable than any other pigment types, that's why you get service trucks painted white most often.
What's Burning? wrote:Wow, another thing that I didn't know. But fully understand now. I buff and blot more than I scrub on the Porsche... Rub to hard and you get swirls easily. I need to try zaino or something of the like..scotty wrote:I like the blurred out tags. Black paint is the softest paint for cars, it actually chips easier and is less durable than any other pigment types, that's why you get service trucks painted white most often.
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