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Real Creamsicle - questions on originality, keeping it 100% original |
Rmvr53 |
Mar 14 2010, 08:45 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 20-December 07 From: Denver, CO area Member No.: 8,492 |
I've a question for the esteemed panel.
I have a real creamsicle (ok its my daughters) that was sitting too close to the house when it burned down. Most rubber/plastic items melted and I have replaced the lenses etc but I am at a quandry on the rubber nerfs on the front bumper. I am temped to remove them and repaint the bumper and leave them off since the lines of the car are much cleaner without them. As for the rubber top cap I have a fiberglass replica (Carl Rudolph) I'm installing in place of the rubber top. Thoughts? Bill F |
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