Post one newer pic of your ride (EVERYONE!!)
- Thread starter Zeekmann
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I dont care where youre from, that looks awesome!!!
Humidity is low today so I decided to wash and wax the DD. Duragloss 932 rinsless wash and Collonite 845 insulator wax.
Haha. It goes up at 70mph, so I figure it will be a fun surprise to those behind me. Lol
Lolol. Still counts right ?
Only if you show the damage.
Damage isn’t terrible. I’ll take better photos when the car gets home. However the bumper absorber is toast. The middle of the bumper just pushes in now like paper.
Shagadelic, bay bee
Our daily (original owners) , '12 Escape, 2.5L 4 cyl, AWD. Just spent $1400 at local Ford dealership who performed routine maintenance, front brakes/rotors, cooling/tranny/transfer/brake/rear end fluids, etc.
Sprayed the engine bay with Simple Green earlier this spring.
Just got done with the following:
- Wizards Wash
- Cerakote Trim Wipes
- Nanoskin Clay Toweled
- Griots Ceramic 3in1 Wax
- Griots Ceramic Speed Shine
- Kirkland Microfiber Towels
Can't say enough good things about all these products.
"125,000 miles and still chewing up the road like a dog on a bone"
Sprayed the engine bay with Simple Green earlier this spring.
Just got done with the following:
- Wizards Wash
- Cerakote Trim Wipes
- Nanoskin Clay Toweled
- Griots Ceramic 3in1 Wax
- Griots Ceramic Speed Shine
- Kirkland Microfiber Towels
Can't say enough good things about all these products.
"125,000 miles and still chewing up the road like a dog on a bone"
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Well that just sucks.
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Too lazy to look for the truck thread right now. Prob my last mods till I need some tires, maybe. Lol. Got around to putting 1-1/2 inch leveling spacers in the front, which she sits perfect for me now. Also rear wheel fender liners, and mud flaps.
Beautiful. I am jealous.
That needs to change!
Yeah, I'm afraid so. Lots of mod parts on it and only 28K, so I'm looking for a salvage car to swap my good stuff into and rebuild.
So sorry to see the damage and hear it is probably totalled. Does your insurance cover it, or are you S.O.L.?
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