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#3849
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Yea it's smaller.
Ahhh the end of the trail
A little muddy.
Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Thanks!
Here's a link to our "Old dog, new trick" thread where I show some of the methods I've employed for restoring and maintaining the wheels on our car (continue scrolling down through the thread for some pix on how I detailed the inside of the wheels): https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607272578
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
What do you use to get them sawblades looking so clean?
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
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Thanks!
Here's a link to our "Old dog, new trick" thread where I show some of the methods I've employed for restoring and maintaining the wheels on our car (continue scrolling down through the thread for some pix on how I detailed the inside of the wheels): https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607272578
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
Here's a link to our "Old dog, new trick" thread where I show some of the methods I've employed for restoring and maintaining the wheels on our car (continue scrolling down through the thread for some pix on how I detailed the inside of the wheels): https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607272578
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
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#3857
Thanks!
Here's a link to our "Old dog, new trick" thread where I show some of the methods I've employed for restoring and maintaining the wheels on our car (continue scrolling down through the thread for some pix on how I detailed the inside of the wheels): https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607272578
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
Here's a link to our "Old dog, new trick" thread where I show some of the methods I've employed for restoring and maintaining the wheels on our car (continue scrolling down through the thread for some pix on how I detailed the inside of the wheels): https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607272578
Our car was a 33k-mile survivor when we bought it last year, so the wheels were still in pretty good shape cosmetically. They're not literally "as-new" but they look pretty good for being 28 years old.
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