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07-31-2017, 11:16 AM
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many of the ones i have seen looked like they were made with something like a heavy stock construction paper, and stuck on with a glue stick...
the glossiness of the "decal" was a top finish, and the glossy part along with the imk would seem to flake off. that decal was a "rev 5"!? nice car, that guy is really talking it up with some half truths... i wonder why a car touted as so correct, would gave had the console removed (and the rather rare 8-track pedesltel added), a spoiler added, and those additional grille badges added... are thise trim rings period correct? (my knee-jerk reaction is that they're not correct)
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