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Old 08-31-2016, 05:07 PM
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Hi guys
2009 last visit
Got my self a Le Mans 2006
I painted the running boards black
Looks pretty good , aluminium was looking tired ,
Is there a covering of some description to cloak them .?
I know the paint will rub off , and look tatty soon
Is there any thing out there . That will go on top of the running board
Regards ommis66
Pull them off and send them to me! I will send you my non-runningboard sides and we both win!!!
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