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No, bought it in Sumter FL. Now it resides in Tampa FL right by USF (it was kind of a graduation treat for myself).
I wanted to for the beach shots!! but am clueless as to how to go about it. What product do you guys use?
That about sums up the Corolla. Again thanks guys. I can't wait to get out of work and drive this thing. It makes the traffic so much more bearable.
I wanted to for the beach shots!! but am clueless as to how to go about it. What product do you guys use?
That about sums up the Corolla. Again thanks guys. I can't wait to get out of work and drive this thing. It makes the traffic so much more bearable.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Palm Beach Florida
St. Jude Donor '12
I wanted to for the beach shots!! but am clueless as to how to go about it. What product do you guys use?
Start by using mothers mag & aluminum polish with a rag. Then follow up using "Never Dull" Take your time Your fingers and arms will get sore. But in the end it's worth it. Also do yourself a favor, Take one wheel off at a time and place it on a work bench. This helps.
Start by using mothers mag & aluminum polish with a rag. Then follow up using "Never Dull" Take your time Your fingers and arms will get sore. But in the end it's worth it. Also do yourself a favor, Take one wheel off at a time and place it on a work bench. This helps.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Woodinville WA
Nice 'vette!
now, for some quick retorts to the FoMoCrap owners
1) Nice Ford, how far did you have to push it today?
2) When you sit in your Ford, do you make motor sounds and pretend you're driving it?
3) Ford backwards - Driver Returns On Foot
4) Did you know Ford finally showed compassion to their owners and installed a much needed option.... tailgate heaters... You know why, right? so the owner wouldn't freeze his hands while pushing
5) Boy, you must be rich, you own a Ford.... after all, everyone knows it costs half as much to go twice as fast in Chevrolet
now, for some quick retorts to the FoMoCrap owners
1) Nice Ford, how far did you have to push it today?
2) When you sit in your Ford, do you make motor sounds and pretend you're driving it?
3) Ford backwards - Driver Returns On Foot
4) Did you know Ford finally showed compassion to their owners and installed a much needed option.... tailgate heaters... You know why, right? so the owner wouldn't freeze his hands while pushing
5) Boy, you must be rich, you own a Ford.... after all, everyone knows it costs half as much to go twice as fast in Chevrolet
Safety Car
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With some elbow grease...same wheels on my 73.Before:
After:
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Titusville Florida
My wheels looked MUCH worse than yours or FLA's. Here's a shot of the after, sorry don't have a before shot on this computer. I had to sand them first then used the kit from eastwood.
Safety Car
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Yeah, there was some sanding and a little filing of minor curb rash on mine. But the effort does pay off.