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My least favorite thing about classic cars is...

Stereolab42

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Scrubbing that damn blue stuff off a set of brand-new white letter tires. On your hands and knees for an hour with brushes, rags, and dangerous chemicals. Holy hell this is annoying. They really couldn't invent some alternative way of protecting the white in storage (assuming that's what the blue gunk is for)?
 
cry me a river :lol:

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White letters in solves that.
I also cried a similar river, turned into an ocean.

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Used this extensively on new and existing tires when I had my rides. Works like a champ...cr8crshr/Bill:usflag::usflag::usflag:

 
How much it costs to buy or build them these days! Everything else rocks!
 
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Storing them for the Winter season, which is Longer than the Driving season...
 
People charging you an arm,leg and your first born for a part.
 
Other people (usually morons) wiping their hands over your nice paintwork...or leaning on the car.

This is just about always non-car people doing it.

Every episode of Wheeler Dealers I have watched - Mike rubs his hands across the hood of the car just after it is finished.....that really grinds my gears....and Ed China (Tall Man) putting new parts on a filthy location...clean the damn work area first you munter. :BangHead:
 
After 50+years of RWL I may have solved the problem: Redlines.
 
Other people (usually morons) wiping their hands over your nice paintwork...or leaning on the car.

This is just about always non-car people doing it.

Every episode of Wheeler Dealers I have watched - Mike rubs his hands across the hood of the car just after it is finished.....that really grinds my gears....and Ed China (Tall Man) putting new parts on a filthy location...clean the damn work area first you munter. :BangHead:
Dad was a stickler on touching a car, "never touch the paint, and if you must, touch the chrome"
 
"never touch the paint, and if you must, touch the chrome"
That's just as bad...chrome has pores which draw in moisture...and your hands are covered in acidic moisture.
 
Looks familiar...
Fantastic work! For a second there viewing the first photos, thought you were making an upside down convertible.
 
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