[zvezdah1]

that'll teach you to buy a car with goofy wheels!

 

[Patricko]

That is much better than the chopstick wrapped in towel that I have been using:clap:

 

[choi0706]

LOL^ chopsticks? lol

 

[pianomaniac]

Using a Chinese brush and a chop stick to clean a British Car? What's this world coming to? :shrug:

 

[Stan]

A regular wheel brush with the soft bristles works well too. If you Rejex the wheels the dust practically falls off with water or water/mild soap.

 

[Mean TT]

It looks like a wheel popsical! Sorry, stupid comment. I will put myself on posting probation for everyones' benifit.

 

[Dan]

Using a Chinese brush and a chop stick to clean a British Car? What's this world coming to? :shrug:

The Elise isn't pure British, anyway. The engine/tranny and tires are Japanese; the body is French; the stereo, dampers, springs, and airbags are German; the steering wheel and half the brakes are Italian, the windshield and ABS are American, the chassis is Norwegian, the bonding adhesive is Swiss... hell, even Lotus itself is owned by Malaysians!

 

[pianomaniac]

The Elise isn't pure British, anyway. The engine/tranny and tires are Japanese; the body is French; the stereo, dampers, springs, and airbags are German; the steering wheel and half the brakes are Italian, the windshield and ABS are American, the chassis is Norwegian, the bonding adhesive is Swiss... hell, even Lotus itself is owned by Malaysians!

Can't argue with that answer! :clap:

 

[Randy Chase]

Plus the rims are Russian and the hand holding the Chinese brush is American of Japanese descent. A very international car.

 

[Ground Loop]

Plus the rims are Russian and the hand holding the Chinese brush is American of Japanese descent. A very international car.

I just happened to be detailing a set of stock LTS rims (now if only I had the rest of the car), and I remember it was stamped"UK". Are the LSS rims Russian and the standard rims UK?

 

[Randy Chase]

I believe only the LSS rims were Russian.

 

[Dan]

Who makes the Sport Pack wheels? The AEI article only mentions Rimstock. As far as I know, Rimstock is based in the U.K. Does Rimstock manufacture wheels in Russia?

 

[s4norice]

Then?

Using a Chinese brush and a chop stick to clean a British Car? What's this world coming to? :shrug:

right!!!!!!! it is a british car.. use a fork!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[atyclb]

i thought Brits didn't use toothbrushes?

 

[SirLotus]

Ah! but the cargo net is British!:up: