What colour scooby do you own?
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25 May 2001, 01:31 PM
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DBM but if I had the choice again I would definitely go for silver (Only going to buy silver cars from now on)
DBM shows up every tiny little water mark, scratch and piece of dirt.
Black has got to be the worst possible colour to buy a car in. If you don't believe me just go into the car park now and look at any black car in the sun. Notice how those swirl marks show up!
DBM shows up every tiny little water mark, scratch and piece of dirt.
Black has got to be the worst possible colour to buy a car in. If you don't believe me just go into the car park now and look at any black car in the sun. Notice how those swirl marks show up!
25 May 2001, 02:09 PM
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DBM with white freckles
Very close match to Halfords' Rover Tahiti Blue Perlescent '93, worth knowing if you want to colour code anything. Looks great where I've resprayed the orange bumper inserts.
Andy.
Very close match to Halfords' Rover Tahiti Blue Perlescent '93, worth knowing if you want to colour code anything. Looks great where I've resprayed the orange bumper inserts.
Andy.
25 May 2001, 03:32 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by spider:
<B>Dark Green Mica - it blends in better if you have an 'off'!!
BTW, it has the standard silver wheels too, which must make it quite rare!![/quote]
Me too!!!!
<B>Dark Green Mica - it blends in better if you have an 'off'!!
BTW, it has the standard silver wheels too, which must make it quite rare!!
[/quote]Me too!!!!
