A smelly post
08-27-2007, 01:53 PM
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A smelly post
Ok ive had my car for roughly 9 months now and put 12,000 miles on it. The new car smell is pretty much gone. I would never let an air freshner go near my car when it had the new car smell because well.... genuine new car smell is the best!
But, that is behind me now. I guess my question in what type of car freshners are some of you guys using? Im not a fan of anything hanging from my mirror, but im sure there are some people on here that got creative!
But, that is behind me now. I guess my question in what type of car freshners are some of you guys using? Im not a fan of anything hanging from my mirror, but im sure there are some people on here that got creative!
08-27-2007, 01:58 PM
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RE: A smelly post
Back when I had a Jaguar I wanted it to always smell fancy inside. After discovering the scents you can buy for your cars smell like rain, wet dog, sour *****, fried bugs or bursted warts, I decided none of them did any good.
08-27-2007, 01:59 PM
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RE: A smelly post
There is a carwash in town that has the spray scents by the vacumm sweeper. You just spray in on the carpets or under the seat. They have 5 different flavors including new car.
08-27-2007, 02:02 PM
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RE: A smelly post
ORIGINAL: ohnoesaz
Back when I had a Jaguar I wanted it to always smell fancy inside. After discovering the scents you can buy for your cars smell like rain, wet dog, sour *****, fried bugs or bursted warts, I decided none of them did any good.
Back when I had a Jaguar I wanted it to always smell fancy inside. After discovering the scents you can buy for your cars smell like rain, wet dog, sour *****, fried bugs or bursted warts, I decided none of them did any good.
08-27-2007, 02:05 PM
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RE: A smelly post
ORIGINAL: ohnoesaz
Back when I had a Jaguar I wanted it to always smell fancy inside. After discovering the scents you can buy for your cars smell like rain, wet dog, sour *****, fried bugs or bursted warts, I decided none of them did any good.
Back when I had a Jaguar I wanted it to always smell fancy inside. After discovering the scents you can buy for your cars smell like rain, wet dog, sour *****, fried bugs or bursted warts, I decided none of them did any good.
LOL... "oh no you didn't"... LOL [sm=smiley20.gif]
08-27-2007, 02:20 PM
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RE: A smelly post
A car wash near me has little 1x1 square lemon fresheners that go under the seat that are pretty good. Whatever you do, don't get cherry, it's nasty smelling and doesn't go away.