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Is this color legal in Ontario?
- Thread starter The Chief
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Yes
sid_for_speed
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Ofcourse ..Why wouldn't it be?
The Jaguar S type came in this color from factory..beautiful I must say ( the Jag , not the ricer)
Why is this in the General Motorcycle Discussion section?
The Jaguar S type came in this color from factory..beautiful I must say ( the Jag , not the ricer)
Why is this in the General Motorcycle Discussion section?
Splash
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Why do you think it wouldn't be? What's next? Chrome Tanker Trucks illegal?
Matthew.Tremayne
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Harley's are that colour..... :lmao:
Back when I was into mini trucks, they had a Toyota with a chromed out body from Cali featured in one of the magazines. Said it was not street legal due to sun reflecting off of it. Also, drivers may get distracted by the reflections. Not sure if that applies here.
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Splash
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Here's Justin Beiber getting out of his Chrome Fisker Karma with California Plates.
Two things worth noting: 1- the mini truck thing was a long, long time ago. So things may have changed, was just offering a reason for why op posted the question.
2- wtf are you doing with a picture of Justin Bieber? ?
Seriously though, the cars may look cool at the auto shows with all the lights etc., but I agree with most opinions that it's just tacky on the road. Hence, Beiber owning one.
If one gets legal, black isn't a colour but rather the lack of any colour. Chrome is reflected colour.
Re the big rigs, their reflective back doors can be a pain in some light conditions.
Re the original question it would have to be a vague charge. Have you ever seen the grille of a 1958 Buick?
Re the big rigs, their reflective back doors can be a pain in some light conditions.
Re the original question it would have to be a vague charge. Have you ever seen the grille of a 1958 Buick?
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PLau
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That...
sharkmotorcycle
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Its eye catching & should really be legal by any means.
rbjeepthing
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I know that car as it's one of our customers and happens to be his wife's car he has a matching blue one. He is a real gear head and thoroughly enjoys anything with an engine so much so he puts on one of the largest car shows in Ontario on his private property all for charity. He also tends to go against the grain when building vehicles to be different and stand out from the crowd. The difference between him and a ricer is he tends to spend big bucks on high end parts to back it up. Most of his vehicles are not just show as in they are built to do what they were originally intended to example his current Jeep project "Ballin2Brawlin"...
He's basically what happens to really really rich kids when they grow up.
Definitely has some cool toys, but over-the-top styling.
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