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20 February 2003, 12:51 PM
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In my opinion, this has to be the one of the sexiest Wagons around! Unless someone wants to post a picture of theirs to prove me wrong!
http://www.i-club.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=318&papass=&sort=1&size=
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http://www.i-club.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=318&papass=&sort=1&size=
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21 February 2003, 11:30 AM
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Hmm, silver's pretty "Q", and is in stock...
Wanting to see a black one "in the flesh".
David, first refusal to you
. I'd need some replacement wheels if I did let the P1 ones go - I think they might stay on the car, as they might help it to sell.. Hmm. Sorta jumping the gun here - need some money first
Wanting to see a black one "in the flesh".
David, first refusal to you
. I'd need some replacement wheels if I did let the P1 ones go - I think they might stay on the car, as they might help it to sell.. Hmm. Sorta jumping the gun here - need some money first
21 February 2003, 02:49 PM
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that does look good.
Nick, black cars are a nightmare to clean/keep clean, even with WW stuff. Tiny drops of dried on water stand out, shows dirt v easily.
Greg (H had a black BMW)
Nick, black cars are a nightmare to clean/keep clean, even with WW stuff. Tiny drops of dried on water stand out, shows dirt v easily.
Greg (H had a black BMW)
21 February 2003, 05:21 PM
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Yep, the only negative about wagons is that the track is 20mm narrower. Still, it looks more Q and has the advantage that it'll take more from B&Q
(We've *still* got a bath in our garden from doing the bathroom )
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21 February 2003, 05:23 PM
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Hmm, I *really* like the graphite black effect. However, my first car (Vauxhall Chevette) was black so I know the nightmare of which you speak 
Oh, decisions decisions
Oh, decisions decisions
03 March 2003, 09:06 AM
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Nick, i have had 3 black cars, pain in the **** to clean, dont do it.
What about my colour red? thought Lyndsey liked that colour too?
so was mine, but blue
Silver looks best on the wagon i think, or the sonic blue colour, but guess that would be "popular".
You could have my original MY00 wheels if you need some. For a few £'s of course
What about my colour red? thought Lyndsey liked that colour too?
my first car (Vauxhall Chevette)
Silver looks best on the wagon i think, or the sonic blue colour, but guess that would be "popular".
You could have my original MY00 wheels if you need some. For a few £'s of course
03 March 2003, 09:26 AM
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Yeah, after seeing black again "in the flesh", unless it's pristine it looks dull.
WR Blue doesn't, IMHO, suit the wagon, and the red is a tad bright. No sort of burgundy metallic like there used to be. No deep blue mica either.
So silver it is.
Just need to sell my car yet
WR Blue doesn't, IMHO, suit the wagon, and the red is a tad bright. No sort of burgundy metallic like there used to be. No deep blue mica either.
So silver it is.
Just need to sell my car yet
07 March 2003, 10:47 AM
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erm, I take that back - that looks great 
Saw a transporter-load of Scoobs on the M1 yesterday. Black wagon, blue wagon and silver wagon. All look fantastic, tempted again by the black but my wife has said I'll be forever cleaning it.
So it looks like boring, plain old silver is the one for me. Stealthy too...
- that looks great Saw a transporter-load of Scoobs on the M1 yesterday. Black wagon, blue wagon and silver wagon. All look fantastic, tempted again by the black but my wife has said I'll be forever cleaning it.
So it looks like boring, plain old silver is the one for me. Stealthy too...
07 March 2003, 11:52 AM
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Thats fine..
...she will have to catch me first.
Seriously your exaust could be made to fit i think, but then if you are going official PPP then you get a new one anyway.
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