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Nicely done. Reminds me that I need to do that to mine.
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Joined: Apr 2009
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Nice job!
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
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Joined: Jun 2005
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Nice job!
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Western NY
Nice job!
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
For me....after a detailing like that, nothing is more therapeutic than getting in and going for a drive with no particular destination. I especially love the night time drives. There's just something soothing about the UV dash lighting, reflections of the city on the hood and those popup lights.
I guess Miami Vice had a bigger impact on me than I thought....LOL.
I used to feel the same way, and spent many an evening driving all over New York State, chasing oval track races. Then I tangled with a deer, several years ago, and I get a little "antsy" about driving at night....
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