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[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

https://youtu.be/HV_xXSUCLM8?feature=shared

There seems to be a clear winner.

[Andy B]

 

The only model even worserer was the VDP estate is Russet brown!!!! 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

The only model even worserer was the VDP estate is Russet brown!!!! 

I thought you always insisted on seventies BL brown, Mr Beanz.

[Andy B]

The only model even worserer was the VDP estate is Russet brown!!!! 

I thought you always insisted on seventies BL brown, Mr Beanz.

I've told you before ..... It's vermillion! 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

https://youtu.be/Qc2kFJRc5AQ?feature=shared

Another British classic. Almost faultless.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

The only model even worserer was the VDP estate is Russet brown!!!! 

I thought you always insisted on seventies BL brown, Mr Beanz.

I've told you before ..... It's vermillion! 

I've seen the pictures. It's a very brown shade of vermillion.

[Andy B]

The only model even worserer was the VDP estate is Russet brown!!!! 

I thought you always insisted on seventies BL brown, Mr Beanz.

I've told you before ..... It's vermillion! 

I've seen the pictures. It's a very brown shade of vermillion.

you might have a point  ... but it's vermillion! 

[Keith ABS]

 We used to call russet brown rat shite brown

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

We used to call russet brown rat shite brown

At it's best when the interior was the same colour.

[Nick W]

We used to call russet brown rat shite brown

At its best when the interior was the same colour.

Could be worse; Chrysler did a bright green Sunbeam GLS with a matching velour interior. The whole car looked like it had been dipped in pond slime. The bright red one was only slightly less garish.


Vermillion ought to be a brilliant deep red, not any kind of brown.

[Rangie]

That's the thing back in the seventies lots of brown cars, the most popular colour round my area for new cars seems to be grey or black  neither of which I would choose .

[countrywoman]

Well it beats pi** yellow !

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

That's the thing back in the seventies lots of brown cars, the most popular colour round my area for new cars seems to be grey or black  neither of which I would choose .

Colours come with pretentious names these days.

Like Audi Nardo grey and BMW Brooklyn grey...... both of which to my eyes look remarkably like grey primer, or the grey Austin used on the A30/A35 back in the fifties.

[Doctor Gollum]

That's the thing back in the seventies lots of brown cars, the most popular colour round my area for new cars seems to be grey or black  neither of which I would choose .

Colours come with pretentious names these days.

Like Audi Nardo grey and BMW Brooklyn grey...... both of which to my eyes look remarkably like grey primer, or the grey Austin used on the A30/A35 back in the fifties.

Brooklyn is mostly brown.

[Keith ABS]

We used to call russet brown rat shite brown

At its best when the interior was the same colour.

Vermillion , from memory, was orange, not brown at all


Could be worse; Chrysler did a bright green Sunbeam GLS with a matching velour interior. The whole car looked like it had been dipped in pond slime. The bright red one was only slightly less garish.


Vermillion ought to be a brilliant deep red, not any kind of brown.