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still not feelin it
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still not feelin it
sneakaprince
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I caught a steal for mine. Despite the age (07) it had a lil under 100K miles. Definitely just keep your eyes peeled they go for under 15k depending on condition but look out for rust I'm in the Midwest and our cars take a beating. Toyota frames are notoriously bad at handling that salt.
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Going for this
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its nissan altima/sentra drivers in my areaRandom, idk if it’s just my state but do ya notice people who drive Kia Soul, always the fastest and most reckless drivers out there ? For some reason every Kia Soul driver, put the peddle to the floor
absolute maniacs
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It’s challenger/ charger drivers in mine
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Rare to see these days. Rare period really, even the cadillac variant.Going for this
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Damn, you found a good price then! I couldn't find anything under 16/17K with decent mileage out here. Pretty much the reason why I only kept my searches here too in Cali because of that rust issue as well. Toyota needs to do a new gen FJ for those Land Cruiser enthusiasts. Enjoy the new project!
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Thanks for the cliffnotes, thought the Supra was IT, meh only further confirms it is trash. Toyota was lazy with the performance and just wanted to cash in on the namesake, same thing with the rumored new MR2.Before clicking on it I was thinking the same thing. But I'm bored at work and decided to see how bad the supra was gonna gap the trackhawk.I was impressed how hard it was launching and still won with the supra having a rolling headstart. I was under the impression the b58 was handing out gap sauce to everything
It looks BETTER, but still a hard no on that grill.
still not feelin it
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Thats what I love most about them. Just saw another W126 when I was test driving mine yesterday. Only the 3rd one I've seen since I had mine.
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That has the m114?
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That electric slide
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M116 Gen 3 (4.2L)
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Goodbye towels, hello blow dryer. Finally came in today. Brand is Shelandy $170- great investment. 4hp. No more wiping away water with towels for my cars. Can't wait to give it a shot.
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thats what I need so bad just I don’t live in a house so can’t buy that and take to a self car wash . Let me know how that work out for you better than using towels. Lately I been having issue with water marks and lint for my black paint car. Starting too extremely regretting, getting this color car.
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i used to use a leaf blower
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You gotta have a really good sealant or ceramic coating for the blowers to work. If you try it on some hurt *** paint like on my cars it don’t work lol
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yeah worked well on my whip that was ceramic coated
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I hear ya, I don't live in a house either but will be running a long extension cord through my living room window lol. Gotta work with what you got haha. Yeah bro, def should be better than towels. No matter how plush...they still swirl...speaking from experience lol. Blacks a pain in the *** but when maintained properly no color looks better in my personal opinion. What brand towels are you using? Are they Microfiber? Lint is wack
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Lol those I think would work even better than the car blow dryers because they have more hp. They heat up fast?i used to use a leaf blower
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Lol me & my brother, we just ceramic coated our cars so I want to say should work well. Read up on proper maintenance & they say to avoid drying with towels so swirls don't re-appear. Next best thing is to go touchless with a blow dryer. It's got a high/low heat setting which I won't be using because I assume hot air can't be good for clear coat. Even with the heat off the air was warm because of the heat coming through it's motor so that should be plenty hot as is
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if you know, you know
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nah no heating up
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da way u grip that bottle tho
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