Be grateful you got your dark color Porsche already if you live in California!
03-30-2009, 12:05 AM
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White - sunrise to sunset
Black/dark blue - sunset to sunrise only
grey - during solar eclipses
Black/dark blue - sunset to sunrise only
grey - during solar eclipses
03-30-2009, 12:13 AM
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Maybe Nancy wants all the black cars for herself and has once agian decided what would be best for you..............
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03-30-2009, 12:40 AM
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...and we brag about how free this country is. I never understand that considering we only write new laws and rarely kill laws.
03-30-2009, 02:22 AM
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UN-believable. I am so glad I left but Oregon isn't much better and will probably follow in Calif's footsteps. The government here and most Oregonians in general are like from another planet.
03-30-2009, 04:10 AM
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jason...that is freakin
funny!
funny!
03-30-2009, 04:56 AM
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And they will also argue that a lighter color means less washing and therefore a water savings, too.
But I seriously doubt this will ever become 'law.' I'm guessing it's going to be used to 'enlighten' us all to the issue and to try to get more people to buy 'light.' Like trans fats, light fats and so forth....
But I seriously doubt this will ever become 'law.' I'm guessing it's going to be used to 'enlighten' us all to the issue and to try to get more people to buy 'light.' Like trans fats, light fats and so forth....
03-30-2009, 09:18 AM
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I took some detailing courses in San Diego a few years ago and was baffled by the dirty water recovery systems that they were supposed to be using when washing and detailing cars. It looked like a Slip and Slide with a vacuum attached to it. It recycled the water and cleaned it at the same time. Very interesting.
And they will also argue that a lighter color means less washing and therefore a water savings, too.
But I seriously doubt this will ever become 'law.' I'm guessing it's going to be used to 'enlighten' us all to the issue and to try to get more people to buy 'light.' Like trans fats, light fats and so forth....
But I seriously doubt this will ever become 'law.' I'm guessing it's going to be used to 'enlighten' us all to the issue and to try to get more people to buy 'light.' Like trans fats, light fats and so forth....