BF Midnight Sun on Moonlit Blue Elantra
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Not an expressway but an awesome drive is River Road from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. Long twisty 2 lane road that follows the Mississippi river. You can see the ship hulls above you as you drive. The levee keeps the river high so ships float way above the road.
Plantation homes are cool too. Plus the occassional restaurant are great places to stop for lunch.
Plantation homes are cool too. Plus the occassional restaurant are great places to stop for lunch.
We have lots and lots of great motorcycle/sports car roads in NorCal but if it has to be an expressway I'd say hwy 17 between San Jose and Santa Cruz. However you don't want to be without a good radar detector on this one.
Langley Interior Car Kare
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i hate all roads...and drivers...
...seriously...alot of people picture Ny as all crowded and traffic jammed up....but as soon as u get out of the city....theres so many beautiful roads.....the Taconic...i84....rt 17....the southern state pkwy that goes to Long island....really gorgeous scenery and the sotuhern state has 4 lanes each way for a while.....also the Garden state pkwy in NJ....has 6 lanes at times...in each direction....man o man i love to drive that thing at nite.....and of course all the backroads that you have to take now...with the whole world being inder construction.....i think no highway maintenance was done from 1965 to the present the way that all these projects seem to take yrs and yrs to complete...and then they have to rip them up about 6 mths after they finish them....to put cable in.....what a nutty thing:bounce
...seriously...alot of people picture Ny as all crowded and traffic jammed up....but as soon as u get out of the city....theres so many beautiful roads.....the Taconic...i84....rt 17....the southern state pkwy that goes to Long island....really gorgeous scenery and the sotuhern state has 4 lanes each way for a while.....also the Garden state pkwy in NJ....has 6 lanes at times...in each direction....man o man i love to drive that thing at nite.....and of course all the backroads that you have to take now...with the whole world being inder construction.....i think no highway maintenance was done from 1965 to the present the way that all these projects seem to take yrs and yrs to complete...and then they have to rip them up about 6 mths after they finish them....to put cable in.....what a nutty thing:bouncenerdhunters
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Floni,
The Parkways in NY are great! I lived in Schenectady a few years ago and drove back from NYC on the Techonic (sp?) Parkway. I had a rather close encounter with a huge turkey that took my windshield out! I was very lucky it hit the passenger side not my side, the front of the car or the roofline. I drove on home and was stopped about 20 minutes from home by a tropper, whon knew exactly what had happend, he said he sees it a lot. Lots of deer and turkeys on the update parkways.
The Parkways in NY are great! I lived in Schenectady a few years ago and drove back from NYC on the Techonic (sp?) Parkway. I had a rather close encounter with a huge turkey that took my windshield out! I was very lucky it hit the passenger side not my side, the front of the car or the roofline. I drove on home and was stopped about 20 minutes from home by a tropper, whon knew exactly what had happend, he said he sees it a lot. Lots of deer and turkeys on the update parkways.
I-70 from Denver to Grand Junction. Curves, hills, straightaways, tunnels, views of 14ers, rivers, ski resorts. Absolutely the best.
Drove the Taconic Parkway once in the fall, what a great beautiful twisty road with no trucks allowed. The leaves were kicking up, it was surreal.
I-17 from Phoenix to Flagstaff. You start with desert and end in the forest at 7000 feet. All kinds of topography. For added fun, cut through Sedona for some nice scenic twisties.
Drove the Taconic Parkway once in the fall, what a great beautiful twisty road with no trucks allowed. The leaves were kicking up, it was surreal.
I-17 from Phoenix to Flagstaff. You start with desert and end in the forest at 7000 feet. All kinds of topography. For added fun, cut through Sedona for some nice scenic twisties.
Clean Dean
Keep it clean !!!
Not very scenic, but road is usually wide open !! I have traveled on some highways up in northwest New Jersey that had some breathtaking views.
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<strong class='bbc'>Prinz haha, it's definately not the stevenson coming from the dan ryan, LSD has nice views when there's no traffic.
My passat on the autobon would be nice
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True that.
<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by YoSteve.Com [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Prinz haha, it's definately not the stevenson coming from the dan ryan, LSD has nice views when there's no traffic.
My passat on the autobon would be nice
[/b]</blockquote>True that.
imported_gewb
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A couple weeks ago I posted about BF Midnight Sun on my pearl white Sonata (http://truthindetailing.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=2799). I commented about the wetness and depth on a white finish, something that has been a challenge for me.
Well today I put a coat of BF Midnight Sun on my wife's Moonlit Blue Elantra, a very deep blue metal/pearl flake paint (more pearl like than metal flake) and the results are stunning.
These two pics don't do the car/wax justice as the depth is incredible. :drool5:
Regards,
GEWB
Well today I put a coat of BF Midnight Sun on my wife's Moonlit Blue Elantra, a very deep blue metal/pearl flake paint (more pearl like than metal flake) and the results are stunning.
These two pics don't do the car/wax justice as the depth is incredible. :drool5:
Regards,
GEWB
Old Pirate
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All I can do is :drool5::drool5::drool5: it looks so wet!
RED JEWELL SS
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That is a slick finish ! When I first looked I thought you posted pics of the office by mistake !!