Firmship Defender - looks good
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So they paint the entire exterior white. They redo the interior in ... more white.
They painted the windshield wiper arms white -- basically, terrible backyard rattle can modding of a 15 year old with a first car in 1992. Pretty sure I painted the rear wiper of a Saab 9000 rattle can gloss red at one point.
Then, in their marketing materials say "It is the no nonsense durability and longevity which is the like-mindedness here, combined with the joint love for the archetypes which became icons."
They painted the windshield wiper arms white -- basically, terrible backyard rattle can modding of a 15 year old with a first car in 1992. Pretty sure I painted the rear wiper of a Saab 9000 rattle can gloss red at one point.
Then, in their marketing materials say "It is the no nonsense durability and longevity which is the like-mindedness here, combined with the joint love for the archetypes which became icons."
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So they paint the entire exterior white. They redo the interior in ... more white.
They painted the windshield wiper arms white -- basically, terrible backyard rattle can modding of a 15 year old with a first car in 1992. Pretty sure I painted the rear wiper of a Saab 9000 rattle can gloss red at one point.
Then, in their marketing materials say "It is the no nonsense durability and longevity which is the like-mindedness here, combined with the joint love for the archetypes which became icons."
They painted the windshield wiper arms white -- basically, terrible backyard rattle can modding of a 15 year old with a first car in 1992. Pretty sure I painted the rear wiper of a Saab 9000 rattle can gloss red at one point.
Then, in their marketing materials say "It is the no nonsense durability and longevity which is the like-mindedness here, combined with the joint love for the archetypes which became icons."
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