Reply to "Engine Cover Screen"

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@judgepaul posted:
I'm interested in the possibility of preserving that beautiful engine view

creating, yes, preserving, no. 😉

Personally, I love nothing better than lifting the rear deck lid on my car, no fiberglass tub unless I am on a road trip, and seeing someone’s reaction upon seeing the ZF and the Cleveland in all their full-view, glory. 😁

why give someone a view like this….

when you could give them a view like THIS….

YMMV

Larry

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