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Colour, a moving taste violation

Started by MaxV6, 20 February 2007, 22:06:34

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STMO123

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QuoteWhite...now who would actually buy a new, white car?

The police?

Yeah. But once they realise their mistake, they cover them up with red stripes and multi-coloured stickers :D

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Elite Pete

QuoteHeres a nice omega :D




Im bidding on that at the moment ;)
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MaxV6

QuoteWhite...now who would actually buy a new, white car?


errr me.....  several times......

;)

not every car looks good in white though..... so it has to be the right car...
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Big Rod

I love white cars and FWIW, I quite like the 'champagney' colour that was mentioned earlier in the thread. I used to have a Carlton Dippy that colour and I would've kept it had the object of the exercise not been to make some money off the thing.

Black's cool but a total beeyatch to keep looking clean and I also like gunmetal and charcoal grey.

If I have to explain you won't understand!

ClarCE

People that do this should be taken down to the woodshed and shot, although it doesn't look very Omega like:



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MaxV6

If I haven't broken it yet, I soon will.
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