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paint it black wrote:and no mention of a skinny runt half naked torso, whatever is the world coming to

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it was a typo ;D
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Yeah, and he'll just edit the post to escape the trouble. :roll: :lol:
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psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this
In a word, no. :urff:
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markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.
Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior! :oops: :lol:
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psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this
In a word, no. :urff:
Thanks for expressing my feelings about that too :lol:

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Obviousman wrote:Tasty!

Would one of these do too? Spotted one parked around the corner half an hour ago :eek: :D :notworthy:
That one's ok, but I tend to go for these and these. Fastbacks *rule*! ;D
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markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.
Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior! :oops: :lol:
Don't mind me :lol:

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles }) :lol:
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psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this
In a word, no. :urff:
ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/ ;D :notworthy: :von:
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Sorry, Fiendykins...I tend to get a tad carried away when it comes to discussing my favorite cars... :oops: *Sigh*
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markfiend wrote:
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markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.
Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior! :oops: :lol:
Don't mind me :lol:

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles }) :lol:
could you split the split thread please :innocent: :lol:
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psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this
In a word, no. :urff:
ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/ ;D :notworthy: :von:
i dream a car like this
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psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/ ;D :notworthy: :von:
i dream a car like this
Or this? ;)
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SINsister wrote: Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior! :oops: :lol:
Don't mind me :lol:

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles }) :lol:
could you split the split thread please :innocent: :lol:
F*ck it. Threads in General Chat can go where they want :lol:
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Obviousman wrote:Tasty!

Would one of these do too? Spotted one parked around the corner half an hour ago :eek: :D :notworthy:
That one's ok, but I tend to go for these and these. Fastbacks *rule*! ;D
Fastbacks rule indeed, :notworthy: I'd rather stick to the original Stang than the later models myself though to be honest. Shelbys are always nice though :D

Today was great for car spotting, walked out tonight only to see an Austin-Healey 100/6, a bit further I bumped into a 250SL, walked past the local Jensen Interceptor and to top it off there was an Arnage parked exactly where the Mustang was stood earlier tonight.

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I was very pleased to see so many old MGs, Jags, and Citroëns around England... ;D

ETA: I'd like to get into the customizing field, I think - painting, esp. (as I know nothing about metalworking). Anyone have any suggestions? Does this kind of thing have a following in the UK/Europe?
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SINsister wrote:I was very pleased to see so many old MGs, Jags, and Citroëns around England... ;D

ETA: I'd like to get into the customizing field, I think - painting, esp. (as I know nothing about metalworking). Anyone have any suggestions? Does this kind of thing have a following in the UK/Europe?
Old British Cars are absolutely the best :notworthy: Didn't spot too many myself, sadly :(

Costumising an old car is a definite no-no for me though. :eek: When it made it through the years in a pretty original state, it's a shame to undo it now :cry:
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Obviousman wrote:Costumising an old car is a definite no-no for me though. :eek: When it made it through the years in a pretty original state, it's a shame to undo it now :cry:
Z, I'm not talking about original beauties in mint condition, I'm talking about the sad, rusted hulks slated for the junkyard and the crusher - the kind that George Barris initially started out modding in the 1940s, or thereabouts...
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You're allowed to do that alright as far as I'm concerned :D

That's more of a matter of saving another old beauty!
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Precisely. ;D :notworthy:
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favourite US fastback is the 1972 Buick Riviera Boattail.
It still can't beat This,this or this.

And, Marco: This one with Hijackers and Chrome sidepipes and a nicely beefed up 427er engine is what you ask for, not a shabby Mercedes plastic crap. ;D

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