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11-23-2008 | 05:38 PM

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I too really like the silver carbon look esp. when its mixed with white , black , or red... The carbon white with some red & silver mixed in would look sweet in my opinion..

11-23-2008 | 06:51 PM

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great minds...

11-23-2008 | 07:05 PM

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I'll be using this as my inspiration

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11-23-2008 | 07:27 PM

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I really like the silver carbon fiber look. Opinions..?

Check with LS1Nova. His interior in the Powerplay is done in the silver carbon fiber vinyl!

11-24-2008 | 11:57 AM

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great minds...

Did ewe mean "land mines"?

G-E-D

11-26-2008 | 03:00 PM

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Congrats You will love it! NK

11-26-2008 | 11:09 PM

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Did ewe mean "land mines"?

G-E-D

Speaking for myself I would often say yes..

11-27-2008 | 07:12 AM

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Did ewe mean "land mines"?

G-E-D

First tell me what "ewe" means?

11-27-2008 | 09:20 PM

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First tell me what "ewe" means?

Pronunciation: \ˈyü, in rural dials also ˈyō\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ēowu; akin to Old High German ouwi ewe, Latin ovis sheep, Greek ois
Date: before 12th century
: the female of the sheep especially when mature ; also : the female of various related animals

Just a weak attempt at a play on the word "you". It's all WW's fault.