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Don't see many Prowlers around. You're in nice company!Always the front spot!
Shades of my senior year college apartment dwelling. The management allowed me to park my Norton Commando on the side of a walkway between buildings. When the adjacent apartment dweller got upset with management over something (I never found out what) she set fire to her apartment, about 8' from my precious motorcycle. However, when I pointed at a tank of 6 gallons of gasoline next to the fire, the firefighters were eager to let me unlock the steering and push the bike clear of the fire.May this fate never befall your Giulia, no matter where she is parked.
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I value stable neighbors. One of my current neighbors is a Frenchman with a passion for English cars. He's had several Jaguars and now enjoys a 1967 Rolls Royce. Another is a Welshman who prefers SUVs. Such a diverse neighborhood, though presently no motorcycles.Shades of my senior year college apartment dwelling. The management allowed me to park my Norton Commando on the side of a walkway between buildings. When the adjacent apartment dweller got upset with management over something (I never found out what) she set fire to her apartment, about 8' from my precious motorcycle. However, when I pointed at a tank of 6 gallons of gasoline next to the fire, the firefighters were eager to let me unlock the steering and push the bike clear of the fire.
I try to avoid compact spots, as they usually lack buffer space and large SUVs and pickups aren't shy about parking in them.How about simply parked way off at the far end of the lot?
The fob has a range of at least 300', btw.
It's tough to choose your neighbors. Thus, my mountain property for my retirement years: no neighbors within sight, problem solved.I value stable neighbors. One of my current neighbors is a Frenchman with a passion for English cars. He's had several Jaguars and now enjoys a 1967 Rolls Royce. Another is a Welshman who prefers SUVs. Such a diverse neighborhood, though presently no motorcycles.
I try to avoid compact spots, as they usually lack buffer space and large SUVs and pickups aren't shy about parking in them.
Hopefully not bicycle thieves.I'll go back to riding my bicycle in to work today. I need the exercise and that parking is surrounded by apartment buildings with who-knows-who living there.
Prowlers are pretty much a daily sight here during the summer. They're outnumbered by Giulias now, though.Don't see many Prowlers around. You're in nice company!
How about simply parked way off at the far end of the lot?
The fob has a range of at least 300', btw.
No wonder it is so large. It contains a RATT rig.How about simply parked way off at the far end of the lot?
The fob has a range of at least 300', btw.
It is vinyl film with a CF pattern and was fabricated by Imperial Works in Sacramento, California to my specs. I expect that David could make a set (4 pieces total) for you, but doubt that you want to drive cross country to have him install it. The price was very reasonable.so lets talk about the CF trim on the side skirt! looks good. Where did you get this and how was the install??
I park my bicycle in a hidy-hole near my cubical, behind locked doors and up 3 flights of stairs.Hopefully not bicycle thieves.
It is vinyl film with a CF pattern and was fabricated by Imperial Works in Sacramento, California to my specs. I expect that David could make a set (4 pieces total) for you, but doubt that you want to drive cross country to have him install it. The price was very reasonable.
Besides looking good it adds some extra rock protection to the rockers as the vinyl is moderately thick and fairly easy to replace.
That's exactly the effect I was shooting for, so thanks!Ahh! I was wondering that. Couldn’t discern entirely, at first glance it looks like the qv but looking closer it seemed flatter. Either way, it’s a good look for the white. I’m expecting delivery of my ‘18 in a few weeks and local detail shop is going to xpel the rockers as they very quickly get scuffed by the shoe. It’s a lusso with the chrome trim and I was considering a CF pattern vinyl to cover that...
My pickup truck came stock with gloss black vinyl film on the door window surrounds. This failed after about 2 months (bubbled, peeling around the edges) and the dealer painted it as a warranty repair.They apparently black out window surroundings all the time. My only worry would be longetivity since it’s such a thin area for coverage.