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Covercraft custom fit

>>17668930
These don't work well with radar detectors and phone mounts

>>17669223
I use one with a dashcam, I just unscrew the dashcam from the mount and leave the suction cup on it. Works ok.

>>17668730
You drive a chevy cruze.
You don't need one.

>>17668730
Move to the US if you are white.

>>17670149
I would assume they help fuel economy?

Either way, he doesn't need one, he wants one.

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>>17668672
2/3

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>>17668672
3/3

Look up the manufacturer plate on it
Google manufacturer
Find dealers
Call around
??????
PROFIT!

I detail mine ( never removed the seats) at least once a month or when it gets really dirty. One thing I do is dry the outside with a cotton t-shirt that stays damp. Gets rid of water spots and any dirt left behind.

>>17668515
>Armor All
C'mon son

>>17668535
That's a great idea. I always have issues with spots.
Removing the seats helps a lot

>>17668507
>blue interior
I just saw that on a 488.
Shit was cash.

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>>17668507
because now the cool thing are edgy cars with black interiors that impose fear.

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>>17668507

I think the problem with blue interiors is they give a cheap feel to a lot of components, pictures don't really do it justice - in person it just doesn't look as good. With that being said, it looks great when properly done.

>>17668439

Have you tried hitting the starter with a hammer?

>>17668439
Alternator problems?

>>17668805
Possibly spark plugs and wires?

>>17668331
>good deals

Like the one you didn't get? That's about $3000 more than that piece of shit is worth.

uncle sold me his 87 Toyota 1/2 (22RE) for $200 a few Summers ago. Pretty good deal... if you don't consider the parts and labor I put in to replace rear mail seal, slave cylinder, carb (went with a real redline weber for that overkill factor)

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>>17668331
Have fun doing oil changes

looks like an aftermarket alarm indicator light

>>17668326
which is...? Im sorry, but I swear i have no idea what that is

>>17668309
That's your flashers. The lights you activate when your stranded by the side of the road.

Junk that car tho fr I had one and it was a piece of shit.

>>17668215
1mz is a reliable engine just prone to sludge issues of oil changes weren't done correctly. Check for that. Other than that, pretty bulletproof. No they don't handle and no they aren't sporty. Yes they're women's cars. Just a feminine Camry coupe really. Not a bad car.

>>17668215
You could get em with a stick and v6? Bretty nice, I had a 03 Camry v6. It wasn't.. slow. About as quick as your average newer compact car

>>17668239
These cars did 0-60 in about 8 seconds. Not slow I guess but nowhere near quick. I drove an Avalon (basically same car but more power) for years and it was mearely adequate

>>17668087
They'll be banned soon enough.

I dont think 80s cars are that common not compared to 90s cars

even early 90s cars are starting to become less common unless its just a shitbox like a Camry or Civic that will run forever

seems to be about 30 years for a decade of cars to lose their commonplace

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>>17668087
Kill myself probably

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Gas does spoil, but I've seen cars run fine on pure gas that had sat for nearly two years

I wouldn't be worried - you keep topping it up with fresh petrol, and I wouldn't think you'll ever reach the point where the octane has dropped low enough to cause ignition trouble

>>17668005
Would it make a difference if it's a high octane car? I use shell premium because the car is a 6.4 L Challenger. I just worry about stuff like this because I plan on keeping the car a very long time.

As others have said, you should be fine. Maybe skip one Friday a month to get the tank down to 1/8 or less, then fill up. And/or add some sta-bil or similar if you want. I only drive my car 1-2 times a month in the summer, and I add fuel stabilizer before letting it sit, and have had no problems.

>>17667940
>teslafag
>it's a literal faggot

pottery.

>Constantly does burnouts
>Ignores tire rotation recommendations
>Continues to operate the vehicle with belt showing through the rubber
>Complains about poor handling in wet conditions
>Proceeds to place the blame on the concept of Rear Wheel Drive
>Also brags about being thrifty when in front of his McMansion

When people lack self introspection they turn out exactly like this poor excuse of a human being. I bet he thinks his kids are perfect in every way and when the teachers need to have a meeting to go over their children's shitty behavior he chalks it up to "haters" or "poor teaching".

this has to be satire

I'm taking my shitbox to an HPDE next weekend so am flushing the brakes with Stoptech fluid.

I have to weld a hole for inspection. But I have 10 months left to do it.

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>>17667851
shit for my legacy.

i need to stop buying expensive things when im drunk

Retard

>>17667793
protip: you still don't

>>17667793
Air and liquid dinosaurs go in, add electricity and they explode, simple stuff man

>>17667753
That's a very good question OP.
The answer is simple. When it comes to radiators it

SNIPER, EVERYONE TAKE CO

>>17667753
have tried checking the