Opinions wanted - photoshopped scoob
27 March 2005, 06:16 PM
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Opinions wanted - photoshopped scoob
Not the best Photoshopping you`ll ever see, but it serves a purpose
All opinions, good, bad and nasty more than welcome, im a big boy, I can take it
My scoob as it is now:
And this one has some slight changes to it. Yellow side stickers, blue side repeaters, blue colour coded TSL wing vents.
Better? or leave as is?
Cheers, Cliff
All opinions, good, bad and nasty more than welcome, im a big boy, I can take it
My scoob as it is now:
And this one has some slight changes to it. Yellow side stickers, blue side repeaters, blue colour coded TSL wing vents.
Better? or leave as is?
Cheers, Cliff
27 March 2005, 06:38 PM
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Scott, you are correct, you are MR Photoshop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pink, no!!!!
Si, your obviously referring to my gold wheels eh?
They may go silver yet! We`ll see Now give me your verdict you big sulking hunk of a man
Cliff
Si, your obviously referring to my gold wheels eh?
They may go silver yet! We`ll see Now give me your verdict you big sulking hunk of a manCliff
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I gave you the answers at the start!!!
27 March 2005, 08:22 PM
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I'll give you an opinion.
Why would you want to waste good money on something that most people won't even notice, and if/when you sell it won't add one penny to the car?
You'd be better of sticking a tank of fuel in the car, and seeing how quick you can use it!
Dave
Why would you want to waste good money on something that most people won't even notice, and if/when you sell it won't add one penny to the car?
You'd be better of sticking a tank of fuel in the car, and seeing how quick you can use it!
Dave
27 March 2005, 08:29 PM
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I drive my scoob as its meant to be driven whenever the chance arises, my damaged front suspension and broken alloy wheel are proof of that!!! I also like cosmetics though, as do many other owners. Im not wasting 5k on a respray, im possibly spending less than £100 on a minor detail. I have enough money to take care of the fuel too, no worries there ta. Just want a gorgeous looking scoob thats equally at home on track or road
27 March 2005, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by v5 man
I drive my scoob as its meant to be driven whenever the chance arises, my damaged front suspension and broken alloy wheel are proof of that!!!
27 March 2005, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by davyboy
I'll give you an opinion.
Why would you want to waste good money on something that most people won't even notice, and if/when you sell it won't add one penny to the car?
You'd be better of sticking a tank of fuel in the car, and seeing how quick you can use it!
Dave
Why would you want to waste good money on something that most people won't even notice, and if/when you sell it won't add one penny to the car?
You'd be better of sticking a tank of fuel in the car, and seeing how quick you can use it!
Dave
Maybe not always very successfully though
