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cvette98pacecar · 03-31-2012

Does anyone use any type of Bra for long distance travel.

Kevin · 03-31-2012

i used to have a speed lingerie bra for the car. it was really nice

cvette98pacecar · 04-01-2012

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Originally Posted by Kevin

i used to have a speed lingerie bra for the car. it was really nice

I found them for 459.00 are they worth it or will it damage the paint from flapping in the wind.

Z51JEFF · 04-01-2012

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Originally Posted by Kevin

i used to have a speed lingerie bra for the car. it was really nice

Ive got a white one.Biggest waste of $500 Ive ever spent,it will never go back on the car.Ill sell it for $250 if anybody wants it.Its white.This place also makes one for the Callaway Areobody front bumper.This thing will rub the paint of at the front of the wheel arch on the hood where the plastic bracket rubs on the hood.Ive got one of the thin Nylon jobbers that protects the paint for what I want it for.

Kevin · 04-01-2012

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Originally Posted by Z51JEFF

Ive got a white one.Biggest waste of $500 Ive ever spent,it will never go back on the car.Ill sell it for $250 if anybody wants it.Its white.This place also makes one for the Callaway Areobody front bumper.This thing will rub the paint of at the front of the wheel arch on the hood where the plastic bracket rubs on the hood.Ive got one of the thin Nylon jobbers that protects the paint for what I want it for.

i had one for years and used it every time i went to bg, never had a problem except when I didn't fasten it in properly.

cvette98pacecar · 04-01-2012

This is just going to get used for long trips, once I get to where I am going it will be removed and stored until my trip back home.
This is going on an all original 16K mile car, I dont want to have to repaint any of it if not needed.

Kevin · 04-01-2012

well worth it. they don't flap at all.

USAFPILOT · 04-01-2012

It only costs about 500.00 to respray the front bumper anyway.

John Boothby · 04-01-2012

I had one on a Trans-Am. You cannot keep them on all the time. If they get moisture under them, and they do just from moisture in the air, they ruin the paint. So you cannot use them in the rain. Personally, I would not have one on my car. They also get grit under them that can cause abrasion to the paint. I would look into the clear plastic paint protector type. However, I still have my questions as to what happens to the paint over time.

Z51JEFF · 04-01-2012

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Originally Posted by John Boothby

I would look into the clear plastic paint protector type.

Up until about a year ago nobody made a clear application for a C4.Ive got one of the thin Nylon jobbers I use for short trips,on-off in 5 seconds and I love the thing.

03-31-2012	#1
cvette98pacecar Join Date: May 2011 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,479	Travel bra Does anyone use any type of Bra for long distance travel. __________________ Robert J. DeMarco [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] [COLOR=blue]G[/COLOR][COLOR=red]rand[/COLOR] [COLOR=blue]S[/COLOR][COLOR=red]port[/COLOR] Registry Lifetime Member NCM Lifetime Member #2655 Pacecar Registry Member [COLOR=red]ZOOM Charter Member - ZR-1 Owners of Michigan[/COLOR] [COLOR=plum][I]ZR-1[/I] Registry member since 2012 [/COLOR] [COLOR=black]1990 LPE "368" Aerobody ZR-1, Last ZR-1 built by John[/COLOR] 1991 Callaway Aerobody ZR-1, DRM 500 1991 Shinoda Aerobody Spyder, 1998 Pace Car

03-31-2012	#2
Kevin Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pittsburgh Posts: 4,632	Re: Travel bra i used to have a speed lingerie bra for the car. it was really nice __________________ It's not the car, it's the people - Doug Johnson 90 r/r "KEYS ON" nick named "T.L.B"

04-01-2012	#6
cvette98pacecar Join Date: May 2011 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,479	Re: Travel bra This is just going to get used for long trips, once I get to where I am going it will be removed and stored until my trip back home. This is going on an all original 16K mile car, I dont want to have to repaint any of it if not needed. __________________ Robert J. DeMarco [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] [COLOR=blue]G[/COLOR][COLOR=red]rand[/COLOR] [COLOR=blue]S[/COLOR][COLOR=red]port[/COLOR] Registry Lifetime Member NCM Lifetime Member #2655 Pacecar Registry Member [COLOR=red]ZOOM Charter Member - ZR-1 Owners of Michigan[/COLOR] [COLOR=plum][I]ZR-1[/I] Registry member since 2012 [/COLOR] [COLOR=black]1990 LPE "368" Aerobody ZR-1, Last ZR-1 built by John[/COLOR] 1991 Callaway Aerobody ZR-1, DRM 500 1991 Shinoda Aerobody Spyder, 1998 Pace Car

04-01-2012	#7
Kevin Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pittsburgh Posts: 4,632	Re: Travel bra well worth it. they don't flap at all. __________________ It's not the car, it's the people - Doug Johnson 90 r/r "KEYS ON" nick named "T.L.B"

04-01-2012	#8
USAFPILOT Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Spring TX Posts: 1,348	Re: Travel bra It only costs about 500.00 to respray the front bumper anyway. __________________ 1994 #293 ZR-1 Stainless Works Long Tube Headers, B&B catback w/ X-Pipe, 18" Shelby Series One Wheels, SLP CAI.

04-01-2012	#9
John Boothby Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Posts: 777	Re: Travel bra I had one on a Trans-Am. You cannot keep them on all the time. If they get moisture under them, and they do just from moisture in the air, they ruin the paint. So you cannot use them in the rain. Personally, I would not have one on my car. They also get grit under them that can cause abrasion to the paint. I would look into the clear plastic paint protector type. However, I still have my questions as to what happens to the paint over time. __________________ JB 1990 #148 Red/Saddle Haibeck AYBKG5 Chip/RC Engineering/Flowmasters/K&N/Samco/Fuzzy Dice :cheers:

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