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You're kidding right? When people wait in line to pay $1,500,000 for 6 months for a Smart Turd then you can say they are the same. lol lol
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You're kidding right? When people wait in line to pay $1,500,000 for 6 months for a Smart Turd then you can say they are the same. lol lol
No accounting for taste. Besides, Ralph Lauren could have bought 26 of those and had change left over! He chose well. [video=youtube;HUpoU0ZOhak]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUpoU0ZOhak[/video]
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A vintage Bugatti is another story. If I bought one of those it would be one to restore/rescue. You can do a whole lot of restoring for $40,000,000. lol lol
Made the mistake of taking the airbag warning stickers off of the sun visors on my new truck! The first one came of easy, a damp towel and my iron. The second one has resisted everything, Goo Gone, acetone, 3M adhesive remover, a heat gun. I am now using 91% isopropyl alcohol. It is working, but slowly, at this rate, I will be done on Christmas day! Incidentally, it's not a government mandate to have the stickers, it's the lawyers at the car company's that are terrified of the plaintiffs lawyers finding out that there was not a warning sticker for some thing that injured their client. So, stickers every where. Two of the stickers, you can only read if you are standing on your head on the hood of the truck, when the visor is in the deployed position. I did get a kick out of this warning sticker I found while looking for ways to remove them.
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Made the mistake of taking the airbag warning stickers off of the sun visors on my new truck! The first one came of easy, a damp towel and my iron. The second one has resisted everything, Goo Gone, acetone, 3M adhesive remover, a heat gun. I am now using 91% isopropyl alcohol. It is working, but slowly, at this rate, I will be done on Christmas day! Incidentally, it's not a government mandate to have the stickers, it's the lawyers at the car company's that are terrified of the plaintiffs lawyers finding out that there was not a warning sticker for some thing that injured their client. So, stickers every where. Two of the stickers, you can only read if you are standing on your head on the hood of the truck, when the visor is in the deployed position. I did get a kick out of this warning sticker I found while looking for ways to remove them.
What make and model truck did you get?
I always remove the stupid dealer sticker on the rear of the vehicle as soon as I get home.
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Made the mistake of taking the airbag warning stickers off of the sun visors on my new truck! The first one came of easy, a damp towel and my iron. The second one has resisted everything, Goo Gone, acetone, 3M adhesive remover, a heat gun. I am now using 91% isopropyl alcohol. It is working, but slowly, at this rate, I will be done on Christmas day! Incidentally, it's not a government mandate to have the stickers, it's the lawyers at the car company's that are terrified of the plaintiffs lawyers finding out that there was not a warning sticker for some thing that injured their client. So, stickers every where. Two of the stickers, you can only read if you are standing on your head on the hood of the truck, when the visor is in the deployed position. I did get a kick out of this warning sticker I found while looking for ways to remove them.
You must have bought a Ford.
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Gregg Axley
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Wow, Stearmen! I never would have thought about removing those stickers. Looks like a royal pain in the rear....
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Interbak
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Stearmen,
Wait!!!! don't take those stickers off your new vehicle!!!!
Some restorer years down the road will be hunting high and low for the correct sticker to take that truck back to 100% original.
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Wait!!!! don't take those stickers off your new vehicle!!!!
Some restorer years down the road will be hunting high and low for the correct sticker to take that truck back to 100% original.
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Here is a photo in progress. Man, what a nightmare. Then the done photo. I managed to make a small tear, I should be able to fix it. Still, looks better then those stupid airbag stickers.
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Here is a photo in progress. Man, what a nightmare. Then the done photo. I managed to make a small tear, I should be able to fix it. Still, looks better then those stupid airbag stickers.
Holy too much time on your hands Batman!
Gregg Axley
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And I thought using a toothbrush to scrub hard to reach places in the console, and a bottle brush to clean air vents was too much time on my hands.Holy too much time on your hands Batman!
Holy too much time on your hands Batman!
No! That's the problem, really through off my already mixed up scheduled! The passenger side sticker is still well in place.
They will have to stand in line, behind all the custom cars and motorcycles I have butchered over the years! Did I ever tell you about the pristine 68 RS Camaro we made into a bracket racer? We through away every thing but the shell!
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!