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10-17-2012, 09:55 AM
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I will say that following a 240 on skyline right after they did some maintenance on the road practically stripped half the paint off. a testament to the non-durability of it in extreme conditions.
10-20-2012, 03:20 AM
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I like how you did your front bumper Casey. Can't wait to see it in person sometime.
I will say that following a 240 on skyline right after they did some maintenance on the road practically stripped half the paint off. a testament to the non-durability of it in extreme conditions.
10-20-2012, 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1350496510' post='22089602
[quote name='ebchu' timestamp='1350486137' post='22088924']
I like how you did your front bumper Casey. Can't wait to see it in person sometime.
I like how you did your front bumper Casey. Can't wait to see it in person sometime.
I will say that following a 240 on skyline right after they did some maintenance on the road practically stripped half the paint off. a testament to the non-durability of it in extreme conditions.
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Lol you are the only person that's come up with that comparison. I still love the look of it. I've really grown to like it more and more. It just flows nice and it's still stock looking without being tacky IMO
but I'm not sure I see a giraffe tongue 