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mwg

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Registered: 19th Feb 04
Location: South Lakes
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22nd Jan 13 at 12:28

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Red roof

That darker red looks a lot better than the bright one Ben posted on the other page

3CorsaMeal

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22nd Jan 13 at 12:30

Yes, i like it now

BeetleGav

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22nd Jan 13 at 12:45

Personally I'd have just bought one with a black roof....

Red looks good tho

Nath

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Location: MK
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22nd Jan 13 at 13:06

Not a fan.

Spend the money on your wheels FFS you angry man.

taylorboosh

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22nd Jan 13 at 13:13

yea your wheels are very dull looking

Gary

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22nd Jan 13 at 13:21

Wheels spoil the car imo. Get them painted standard silver imo. Much cleaner.

Black just screams 'ive painted my wheels cos i cant afford to do anything else to my shitty 1990's Fiesta popular'

A2H GO

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Registered: 14th Sep 04
Location: Stoke
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22nd Jan 13 at 13:47

Silver wheels, dye roof black again, job done.

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: Essex
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22nd Jan 13 at 14:52

i love this:

cheers 3CM.

wheels will be refurbished when we get some decent weather. no point doing them now and getting stonechips on them.

Ben G

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22nd Jan 13 at 14:53

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
yea your wheels are very dull looking

what do you expect? they're satin black.

also, nowhere in my first post, nor anywhere here have i asked for opinions on wheel colour.

[Edited on 22-01-2013 by Ben G]

Corsa_Sport21

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Registered: 13th Apr 08
Location: Leven, Fife. Drives : 205 GTi
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22nd Jan 13 at 14:59

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

wheels will be refurbished when we get some decent weather. no point doing them now and getting stonechips on them.

The stones don't go away with the bad weather mate.

Ben G

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:04

i know, but at least theres less chance of them getting fucked.

i got the wheels on my focus refurbished in october (paint) and they were fucked by the next summer. lots of small chips.

whether that'll be different if i go for a powdercoat job or not, i don't know.

Gary

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:12

Plasticote em. Better than black and itll peel right off

Anty

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Registered: 19th Mar 08
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22nd Jan 13 at 15:18

Id say go for it, looks more smarter then black roofs.

Tomnova16

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:30

how about dark red leather

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mwg

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:34

just buy a new car

Ben G

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:46

nothing wrong my mine mate, other than the fact it doesn't meet the corsasport high standard approval criteria.

Corsa_Sport21

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Registered: 13th Apr 08
Location: Leven, Fife. Drives : 205 GTi
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22nd Jan 13 at 15:49

I like your car, it looks nice.

But going by your project thread, it sounds a bit of a shed. Every update seems to be your dad fixing something thats broken.

Surely it's crossed your mind to get rid of it.

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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22nd Jan 13 at 15:50

all that's gone wrong are things i've fucked up and a coolant issue.

hardly a shed

jesus wept, it's 10 years old, not a brand new motor.

Nath

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:51

Your wheels look dull m8

mwg

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:54

Just put it down to a bad job, scrap it and drive round in that burgundy fiesta with the white bonnet instead mate

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22nd Jan 13 at 15:59

Scrap it, not fit for purpose. Ten years old is far too old for a car.

j10E W

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Registered: 30th Sep 04
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22nd Jan 13 at 16:00

Red roof deffo

taylorboosh

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22nd Jan 13 at 16:20

Didnt ask for opinions on your calipers either

SVM 286

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25th Jan 13 at 22:43

Seems a bit like having a ginger car

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