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What car do you drive?
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1998 Toyota Tercel.
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I'm waiting for TC to log on.Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
You rang?
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That's kind of gross. What's the material they used for all the yellow stuff? Looks very plasticy.Originally Posted by zjpj83
The factory installed trim pieces on my 911 were painted and clearcoated. Actually pretty nice (taste aside) but you better be careful not to chip it.
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MB S500 daily, and a 96 Porsche 911 Turbo
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The factory installed trim pieces on my 911 were painted and clearcoated. Actually pretty nice (taste aside) but you better be careful not to chip it.Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
I hear that. I wonder how carbon fiber interior pieces are going to stand up over time. I wonder whether they will yellow and need to be clearcoated again.
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That's kind of gross. What's the material they used for all the yellow stuff? Looks very plasticy.Originally Posted by zjpj83
Well, it's my fault for not spending more time with the boss when figuring out what company car to get. I told him "get something classy", and he surprises me with a yellow '09 porsche 911 with matching carbon fiber interior and racing seats. Doesn't really match the look I got going (I get weird looks stepping out of it wearing a 3 piece tweed suit), but hey, the clients love it.
Maybe I should lose 50 pounds, cover myself head to toe in julius leather and grow my bangs out to match the car
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Well, it's my fault for not spending more time with the boss when figuring out what company car to get. I told him "get something classy" . . .Originally Posted by Saltricks
I'm really curious what you would have ended up with if you had said "get something tacky."
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I'm really curious what you would have ended up with if you had said "get something tacky."Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
I dunno, but during his deliberations I swear I saw him staring at an open Batman comic then making a few calls and looking dissappointed after.
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