My girl in her Bra
06-07-05, 11:21 PM
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My girl in her Bra
Hello,
Not my girlfriend. My car.
I do not like it much. I ONLY put it on because I am going on a long road trip. Trying to protect the car a little. It looks alot better at night.
Not my girlfriend. My car.
I do not like it much. I ONLY put it on because I am going on a long road trip. Trying to protect the car a little. It looks alot better at night.
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06-08-05, 02:01 AM
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Hello,
Yes it is a AutoCouture grill. I only put this on for my road trip. I already have some nicks & chips, but did not want to make more. I will do a clear bra after I get my body kit on and painted.
David
Yes it is a AutoCouture grill. I only put this on for my road trip. I already have some nicks & chips, but did not want to make more. I will do a clear bra after I get my body kit on and painted.
David
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06-08-05, 08:12 AM
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Hmm...you got me, too. But this is a flimsy pretext for a bra-mask debate.
The front of the car is totally a face, not a chest.
Headlights are eyes (despite the common reference to bosoms as headlights).
With this in mind, anything you put on the front of the car is a mask, not a bra.
If Sewell's website is any indication, Lexus agrees.
The cover under the engine bay is much more analogous to a bra: it supports and protects the soft side.
The front of the car is totally a face, not a chest.
Headlights are eyes (despite the common reference to bosoms as headlights).
With this in mind, anything you put on the front of the car is a mask, not a bra.
If Sewell's website is any indication, Lexus agrees.
The cover under the engine bay is much more analogous to a bra: it supports and protects the soft side.
