the car gradually changes color, while you are driving!


	the car gradually changes color, while you are driving!

mugofcoffee

4-12-2007 5:23 AM

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car, color changing, color, technology, new, driving.

mugofcoffee says:

very very & very interesting!

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4-12-2007 7:30 AM

MemoryFull

No more radar!! You'll be ticketed for driving past the "Blue Limit" and high into the Pink!!

4-12-2007 9:59 AM

The REAL Napster

They also have thermographic paint. It changes color based on the heat.

5-11-2008 8:28 PM

patchworkthreads

Like the Hypercolor t-shirts from the '80s?

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