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Old 29-04-2013, 05:00 PM   #33
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Default Re: Is carbon fibre on the way out?

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Originally Posted by RAPID_BA
Which top motor shows are you talking about? At those shows, Carbon fibre wrapped cars wouldnt make it in at the gate.
You'll see plenty of wrap at Summernats* and AutoSalon etc.


*there was a Top60 car last year with a wrap job, a terrible one at that (it had tears, visible cuts, and wrinkles). I guess it only made Top60 because it was a VE commo coupe.
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