Today I learned....
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Originally Posted by Ezekiel55,Jun 23 2009, 12:07 PM
I learned that having your car egged two days in a row isnt a coincidence... 
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Today I learned that when driving across central California in 100+ temps, and you start smelling French Fries (only to discover that it is your ears 
burning!) that it is OK to stop and put the top up - no matter how dedicated you are!
Sorry Aaron, I've let you down!
burning!) that it is OK to stop and put the top up - no matter how dedicated you are!Sorry Aaron, I've let you down!
I bought my car in LA. When I drove it up I got fried!
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Originally Posted by VintageMac,Jun 23 2009, 04:55 PM
Today I learned that when driving across central California in 100+ temps, and you start smelling French Fries (only to discover that it is your ears burning!) that it is OK to stop and put the top up - no matter how dedicated you are!
Sorry Aaron, I've let you down!
burning!) that it is OK to stop and put the top up - no matter how dedicated you are!Sorry Aaron, I've let you down!
Are they regular french fries or curly fries? 
I hope your ears are okay!
Monica
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Originally Posted by Ezekiel55,Jun 23 2009, 04:24 PM
I waxed most out, the only deep ones were where the shell stuck. Luckely Silverstone is somewhat hard to see scratches in.
Polish removes scratches. wax might fill/cover them up temporarily, but you must polish to remove them
and it keep saying full but i emptied 2 pages already. I wonder why? 
i need help from CO's.