California Duster
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California Duster
Has anyone ever tried to rejuvenate a california duster? I tried once, washed it in the machine and then dripped melted parfin (Canning stuff) on it, wrapped it in newspaper and cooked it on the drive way. It worked after a fashion but was a little too thick. Any ideas on what to treat it with?
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From: san jose, ca
Car: 1990 IROC-Z (De-Badged-Carbon Hood)
Engine: Superram 383
Transmission: T-56 w/upgraded Viper Internals
Axle/Gears: 3.73 18x8 and 18x11 irocs
Yeah, since they are so cheap, just get a
new one buddy....It's not worth the hassle
of trying to revive it.
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Mr. IROC-Z
WWW.IROCZDESIGNS.COM Because looks are everything.
new one buddy....It's not worth the hassle
of trying to revive it.
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Mr. IROC-Z
WWW.IROCZDESIGNS.COM Because looks are everything.
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From: Perhaps there is no happiness in life so perfect as to owning a camaro!
Car: 92 Anniv Ed
Engine: LO3
Transmission: 5 speed
They should age gracefuuly but when push comes to shove, I use it to clean the wood chips off the shop table.
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Rob
Dreams can come true..
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Rob
Dreams can come true..
http://my1stcamaro92rs.cz28.com
Member of the Northeastern Ohio Camaro Club
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