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The newest tool in the decorator's kit may be an old one - wallpaper . After years of being eclipsed by painted finishes or colorless backgrounds, wallpaper is staging a comeback. Suddenly, wallpaper is everywhere - in decorating magazines, hit movies, catalog photography, ads and even commercials. The renewed popularity can be attributed to many factors.

Technology has advanced to a point where wallpaper manufacturers can make wall coverings that look like stone, leather, straw, burlap or metal. Some designers are incorporating huge wall murals made from wallpaper . Others are using textured paper that looks like crocodile skin.

With such a strong consumer yearn for elegance and sophistication; it just makes sense that people are turning to wallpaper as a creative style alternative. After years of plain painted rooms, homeowners are ready for decorative walls again.

For those who love paint, there are wallpapers that you can paint on. Paint-on papers made to look like a tin ceiling offer a beautiful classic look at a fraction of the cost of the real thing.

If you are worried that wallpaper is just too much work, then you haven't seen the new products. Over the past number of years the industry has introduced easy on, easy off wallpaper . No special tools are needed for scraping it off, simply peel it off and put the new wallpaper up. And the new products come with a washable coating that makes them much more stain-resistant.

The Imperial Visions Metropolitan Collection - offers a revolutionary new concept in wall coverings, delivers fresh styles, fashionable textures and ease of application all in one collection. Imperial Visions, a non-woven wallpaper , combines the ease of paste-the-wall technology with the popular appeal of a woven fabric texture look. Installation is easy as 1-2-3: simply apply the wallpaper paste to the prepared wall, hang the paper dry and trim. By using the specially formulated paste and primer, the product is dry strippable and removes effortlessly.

Tips for people considering wallpaper in their homes:

Pick your spots: Entryways, powder rooms, dining rooms, guest rooms and libraries

Use color and pattern: Bold hues and big prints

Check the scale: Bigger prints are great for tall walls

Try one wall: Use stronger colors or bolder prints on an accent wall

Buy extra: Matching up and repairing can require extra

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Ford Wants it the Foose's Way

Ford Motor Co. has recently unveiled the show-and-go hot rod 2008 F-150 Foose Edition, which is dressed to cruise the boulevard.

The design created by Chip Foose, the celebrated custom-car guru and host of TV's "Overhaulin” on the 2008 Ford F-150 stands out from other trucks design although the addition of a nerf bar may also do the Foose Edition F-150 some good. According to Ben Poore, Ford truck group marketing manager, “Fitting Ford's style, Foose creations aren't too ‘Pimp My Ride’.”

Poore also added that Foose is more minimalist in his styling and preferred to show a truck's natural lines. Foose's designs interest a wide range of consumers. "If you look at who is on his show, there's a cross section of America."

Poore said that the initial meeting with Foose was a lot like being a guest on ‘Overhaulin’. Poore has discussed with Foose about creating the F-150 Foose Edition, based on the F-150 FX2 Sport.

The meeting between Poore and Foose transpired at the 2006 Specialty Equipment Market Association convention in Las Vegas, where Foose was hosting his TV show. The plans for the F-150 Foose Edition were discussed on the set at the table where Foose draws and plans custom treatments with guests.

"He did with me what he does with the other people on his show," Poore said. He says, 'Ben, what are you looking for in a truck'?" to which Poore replied that he wants a Ford street-rod truck. He added that he wants Foose to take the FX2 and give it a street-rod kind of look. Foose immediately jot down all the information. "He starts scribbling", Poore said. "You can't talk to him without his hands starting to move. It's just amazing."

Terms such as "tough luxury" and "street-rod tough" bounce around- keeping the toughness of the brand, but getting that street-rod look even more into it, Poore said. Foose also asked where Ford wants to put the most focus, on the interior or exterior. "Absolutely the exterior," Poore said. Then Foose asked about the wheel size that Ford wants. "At least 20s," Poore said. "Let's try to go for 22s," Foose said, and Poore agreed.

The wheels used for the F-150 Foose Edition are forged, polished wheels wrapped by P275/45R-22 tires. They are covered by flared fenders that give the impression of a lowered look. The show truck is lowered by 1.5 inches which may be different on production model and Foose created an effect to make it look more lowered by putting the body kit with custom rocker panels all the way around the vehicle instead of fitting a chin spoiler up front.

To further enhance the grounded look of the F-150 Foose added some bold racing stripes that begin at the leading edge of the hood. The cascading down stripes narrows significantly at the front fenders and then continuous rearward as a trim band, above door handles, and across to the tailgate. It ends with two wide stripes dipping down the tailgate.

The wide stripes balance out the front design elements of the F-150. For exhausts, Foose selects squarish dual outlets to match the shapes of the ducts in the front chin spoiler. The dual exhausts were derived from Ford Racing parts, providing the F-150 Foose Edition the most potent engine in an under-8,500-GVWR-class pickup. It's a supercharged 5.4-liter V-8, revving up 450 horsepower and 500 lb.-ft. of potent torque mated to a four-speed automatic transmission.

Poore said, "This will be the fastest truck in the lineup, absolutely. ---Its tremendous power off the line. If you are going to cruise the highway and you get the rpm up and you just let it kick in, it just keeps going, and going and going." He also added that the powertrain and the exterior is where most of the extra attitudes are invested stressing the fact that the FX2 interior already contains some special touches.

The changes on the interior design o fteh F-150 Foose Edition were made minimal. Its center console armrest is fitted with a full-leather, while the front headrests were provided with contrast stitching and are embossed with the Foose signature. Ford carpeted floor mats with the Foose logo were also added. A personalized build sequence badge turns the F-150 into an official Foose creation.

For admirers who are dying to know the source of the remarkable F-150's design, there are "FOOSE DESIGN" badges on the rear flanks. Ford may also take things further by substituting the F-150 badges on the front fenders with "FOOSE F-150" badges.

Ford's F-150 Foose Edition is scheduled for sale in the first quarter of 2008. No announcements yet have been made with regards to pricing of the number of limited-edition pickups that are to be produced. "They will not be easy to come by," Poore said.

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Will a lift kit for a ford ranger work on my mazda b4000?

I have a 1996 mazda b4000 se 4x4. Will the 4 in. rough country suspension lift for 83-97 ford rangers work on my mazda?

from roughcountry.com

Includes:
Front coil springs, radius arm drop brackets, I-beam drop brackets, sway-bar drop brackets, power steering pitman arm, 4 RC Hydro 8000 series shocks, u-bolts, and option of rear blocks or rear leaf springs.

Benefits:
• Redesigned kit for easier intallation!
• Fits 33" tires with no rubbing or trimming of fender well.

Notes:
• Does NOT fit 87-88 Rangers w/"High Rider STX" option.
• Vehicles w/ manual steering add manual pitman arm.
• Single steering stabilizer will not work on Bronco IIs with our 4" suspension and sway-bar drop brackets equipped.

• Lifts Fit Year Models:
- 1983-1997 Ranger
- 1984-1990 Bronco II
- 1990-1994 Explorer

After 1994 both vehicles were built together side by side with some cosmetic differences. I would double check by finding one on a used lot and looking underneath. (crawling around) 1998 was transition year- new body style. Remember now, with 4" of lift this truck will be out of balance even with the 33s on it. It will lean more in the corners. Hopefully you have a Supercab-they are longer. Been there and done this.

2011 Ford Mustang
MALIBU, Calif. -- We follow a trail of asphalt through Malibu canyons like Encinal and Zuma on a wheel-squealing romp across the Santa Monica Mountains in a pumped-up 2011 Mustang GT coupe.

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