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#1
I've been noticing on all the new pickups fresh off the truck the only protective covering the Mustang's have on them is that strip of blue bubblewrap that was cut out like teeth. Does this seem unusual to anyone?
#3
Originally posted by Stadifer@October 28, 2004, 11:27 AM
I've been noticing on all the new pickups fresh off the truck the only protective covering the Mustang's have on them is that strip of blue bubblewrap that was cut out like teeth. Does this seem unusual to anyone?
I've been noticing on all the new pickups fresh off the truck the only protective covering the Mustang's have on them is that strip of blue bubblewrap that was cut out like teeth. Does this seem unusual to anyone?
I worked at a Ford dealership as a lot porter(my first fulltime job after highschool), my job was to take delivery of new vehicles, inspect them with the Ford QC checklist, unwrap them, wash them, and put them on the lot in nice strait lines.
#6
If the bubble wrap really did help protect it i would not be surprised in the least to see "causious"(<---spelling) drivers riding around with layers of bubble wrap all over there car!
#7
I'm sure it's just there to protect against very light hits and prevents the bumpers from being scratched. It is probably the minimum amount of protection these cars could have, but at least its something i guess... <_<
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