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Took some better photos today :
Took some better photos today :
Please elaborate? i need a definitive answer. as i am so on the fence about it. and time is running out on one of the Auctions.Personally, no golden rim...
I think there’s too much damage on the Work ones.Help me out here guys? I am trying to choose some used shoes for the Chew.
Advan RG2's
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/372265935
or
Work CR Kai's
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/q284731728
Chewy:
Really torn on this. always loved the RG2's.But feel the Work's will look super tough yet subtle. even if they are common. help me!!!!!?
Thanks! Of those two, I’d go with the Works. The Advan is a classic design but (a) they ruined it with that ugly pale gold and clashing blue striping, and (b) those rim gouges looks far worse than just normal rash and don’t look like they can be refinished 100%Please elaborate? i need a definitive answer. as i am so on the fence about it. and time is running out on one of the Auctions.
Also CONGRATS @HRoi !!! That's ******* Baller!
Took some better photos today :
Don't get me wrong here, I love Porsche almost as much as many here (although not nearly as much as Ferrari), and I have several on the old bucket list. Having said that, if anyone plans on becoming famous, I would run in the other direction of Porsche. I don't believe there has ever been an auto brand that has been associated with more celebrities deaths then Porsche. Outside of auto racing of course. Ferrari sure has many since Scuderia Ferrari was known for its fierce and unapologetic competitiveness. Sure some of Porsche related deaths can be blamed on Operator Error, but one can't ignore the growing list. James Dean and the few that were unlucky enough to buy the parts of "Little Bastard", Paul Walker + Roger Rodas, Ryan Dunn, VR Alexander.
Speaking of VR Alexander, this one is a classic: