2 years old and wearing a bra :)

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sbp
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2 years old and wearing a bra :)

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I was just preparing(packing) to go to Castrop, a 3 day meeting in Germany, when the mailman came to drop this off :)

Looks cool I think. Bought it via ebay, 55euros package incl. :lol:




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Post by Nelson_Wilbury »

Nice, I've been in touch with the same person on ebay.de for a while now. Just waiting for him to send me pics of the 'full bust' 125 euro bra before I decide which one to buy! :lol:
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Post by dxg »

sbp - your car just keeps getting better! Very nice indeed.
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Post by pukka »

Nice 8)

Just wondering what the two tabs on the top of the bra are for?

and what material are these made of... does the bra get all shaggy when it rains or gets wet?
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Damn Bart. You Pervert.

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Post by Joy »

Hmm. I've seen those covers before and I find them dead-ugly.

Why cover the hood from dust/ stones while the rest of the car is unprotected ?

A car does get damaged while driving, true. But that's what happens to every car.
Most dents on my car appear on my bumper not on my hood.

But hey that's just me :-)
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Post by pukka »

I think the one sbp has on is for looks rather than protection. The full front bras would better protect the front of the car.

Would be cool if you could get clear/transparent full bras... that way you get good protection without changing the look of your car.
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Post by carmadaaron »

looks ugly in black IMO :roll:
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Post by sbp »

:lol: you english are funny

saw some guys from Westside on the meet btw. Cool cars they have :wink:
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Post by Speedlaw »

That's the dude that sells 'em, don't think Bart is related to him in any way.

Wonder if Bart even knows this seller is using his pics...?
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Post by Clawz »

Normally these are a bad idea.. it's true that it does protect the area covered from stones etc and in theory it's a really good idea, but you will find that the paint that is exposed *will* begin to fade in comparison to the paint that's is protected by the bra. In many cases, where this was popular in the USA, after a year or so of this being on the car, you can't ever take it off again because there's an obvious difference in the paint colouring...
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