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The original stripes were for racing cars in the 50's so team members could identify cars, offsets were used to show which side the driver was sitting on, and help the driver re-align the car to the track. It does look ridiculous, but chances are the driver of the car probably couldn't care less of your thoughts.
Be creative and design a cool paint job with racing stripes or just a conplementing colour. It'll look better than a dodgy respray that nearly matches. BTW, I have vinyl wrap on the doors of my Triton and they do succumb to sticks and rocks in the bush, but still look great anyway.
reference: whrl.pl/RdgycW. posted 2012-Jul-29, 6:13 pm AEST. You could try some gentle heat using a hair-dryer and peeling off the sticker, and then afterwards using eucalyptus oil to remove the sticky residue. The paint underneath will look different though so you will probably notice the stripes by the near immaculate paint underneath.
Whirly birds extract heat/air so only supply extra oxygen if there is some below to draw up from. It really depends on the circumstance as to whether is makes a fire worse or better. It could simply make it better by releasing all the hot fumes and gases and stopping further spreading.
Yes, I have compared to the price appeared in Porsche Canada and the Australian site. Go and check the Tesla model S in the Canada site, which was priced similar to the base Porsche 911 in Canada. The price gap between the base 911 and the Tesla model S is quite large (almost 100k) in Australia. User #66461 3604 posts.
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Male driving Swifts are usually gay's or effiminates.... or hairdressers and celica's. Or experience racing drivers who prefer a cheap fun to rev and hoon little car for the daily duties.. User #93484 13555 posts. Morr1e.
Why oh why do new cars buyers choose black when they could have beige (which in this case has a story as Japanese Racing White, and looks rather smart on the road car with matching white wheels — it's not obvious in that photo, but in real life the way the 1960's racing white looks much more beige or eggshell when compared to typical 'bright' white modern cars and is thus a lovely 1960's throwback), red (incidentally Milano Red is the colour code of the red badge on the racing car), blue ...
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Then the residue comes of with a soft cloth and methylated spirits, coupled with a lot of elbow grease. After that, use a good coloured cut-and-polish like 'T-Cut' which will get rid of any discoloration between the covered hi-vis area and the exposed panel, plus it removes the 'lines' that are left behind.
