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Don't you just love it when aluminium and carbonfibre rusts?
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- TexRex72
"Patina, bro."
And, to be fair, aluminum sheetmetal can rust, particularly where it meets steel structure in automotive applications. I've seen it plenty.
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I don't doubt that, and a 458 doesn't necessarily seem a likely victim if there were, but it can happen...even on a Ferrari. I knew someone with a 308 GT4 that had some cancerous aluminum in the quarter panel just behind the door sill, where there was indeed steel structure.There's no steel structure on a 458
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To bring it back into the realm of real-world vehicles (the Panthermobile that I posted above is real and can be driven) in a logical way...
Pink Panther was a Hanna-Barbera cartoon, another of which was Wacky Races. Professor Pat Pending was a character on this cartoon and he had his Convert-A-Car. Well, someone was daft enough to reproduce it:
Pink Panther was a Hanna-Barbera cartoon, another of which was Wacky Races. Professor Pat Pending was a character on this cartoon and he had his Convert-A-Car. Well, someone was daft enough to reproduce it:
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