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4 May 2001, 18:40 (Ref:88957) | #1 | ||
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Is this the height of bad taste?
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4 May 2001, 18:52 (Ref:88960) | #2 | ||
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Good Grief!!
KC, I have to admit, I didn't think it was possible to make the Probe any less desirable. How wrong I was!
Anyone else have any examples of motoring bad taste? (Or can you show us an ugly car made good with such...additions?) |
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4 May 2001, 19:04 (Ref:88968) | #3 | |
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OMG!!
Carrie, Lorna, Maisie ? Anyone who was at Oulton for either of the last two meetings ? Don't suppose you have a photo of that 'amazing' fiesta, have you ?! |
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4 May 2001, 19:36 (Ref:88977) | #4 | ||
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No Craig, I didn't want to risk breaking my camera by subjecting the lens to a car so high up in the ugliness stakes
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4 May 2001, 23:29 (Ref:89076) | #5 | ||
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I hate to think what happens when it comes to changing the rear wheels
For examples of motoring bad taste look no further than a standard Toyota Yaris (or other similar Japanese mini-MPV-type-thing). If anyone is able to come up with a bodykit to make something like that look even remotely attractive then anything is possible. |
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Well, since my uncle left me 19.999 pounds I think I'll make the owner an offer
Just kidding, that's just hideous. But I've seen worse over here, specially cabs..........and old Renault 4's. |
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5 May 2001, 07:12 (Ref:89212) | #7 | ||
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Yowser, that's quite something isn't it?
American bad taste?, can't see where the steering wheel is. |
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8 May 2001, 15:06 (Ref:90252) | #8 | ||
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Good lord that Probe is horrific...
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Someone should do poor Travis a favor and suggest he take his name off the thing.
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8 May 2001, 21:18 (Ref:90490) | #10 | ||
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It's fairly bad taste to build a Cobra replica and paint it pink- I kid you not, saw it again this weekend... ugh!
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It's just asking for a sudden handbrake failure!
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10 May 2001, 22:22 (Ref:91129) | #13 | ||
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That modified probe is bloody awful, it makes the standard probe look positively pleasant, that astra looks cool.
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Someone should do to Travis what Travis did to the car.
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I think Travis can make his own arrangements, judging by the number plate "BEATERz"
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