Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 6)
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MattHall91 said:
RoadRunner220 said:
Penfolds said:
And a Zonda R sat in a workshop in Beijing.
I've just watched "Our Guy in China" and Guy Martin had a quick around look around a Zonda R sat in a workshop in Bejing, it'd be a massive coincidence if it wasn't this car.Cracking photos as ever Mr Penfold.
China - not for me thanks.
h0b0 said:
here's a pic of an R in Beijing along with 2 more in the same garage.
They were in a garage across the road from the Peninsular hotel.Mate of mine has a proper grey one. It's a lovely looking car.
That is hideous. Another example of how black wheels just look s**te on every car almost without exception. And wraps in matte colours are so ugly. Attention seeking and ugly.
Looks like a cheap bread van. An actual bread van.
Sort of thing you'd expect from a footballer of someone married to an Ecclestone.
That is hideous. Another example of how black wheels just look s**te on every car almost without exception. And wraps in matte colours are so ugly. Attention seeking and ugly.
Looks like a cheap bread van. An actual bread van.
Sort of thing you'd expect from a footballer of someone married to an Ecclestone.
madmatteo said:
Seen in Milton Keynes (just off Silbury Boulevard) on Friday 25th November in the afternoon.
Quite an unusual sight so thought it may be known on Pistonheads.
Unless it's Verde underneath.
Standard palette is a bit crap
Do some people get their car wrapped to protect the paint from chips ?
3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
Iva Barchetta said:
Do some people get their car wrapped to protect the paint from chips ?
3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
You're over thinking this, its just a trend. 3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
Give it a few years and such things will appear in "car mods that you don't see anymore" threads. I hope.
Iva Barchetta said:
Do some people get their car wrapped to protect the paint from chips ?
3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
Clear paint protection film would be the answer if you wanted to see the colour and protect it3 years time, or whatever, peel off and viola, perfect paint.
Would the wrap come out cheaper than repainting bonnet, bumper sills etc ?
ETA....If it were my extremely expensive car, I'd like to show off my shiny paint ,not cover it with matt.
madmatteo said:
Seen in Milton Keynes (just off Silbury Boulevard) on Friday 25th November in the afternoon.
Quite an unusual sight so thought it may be known on Pistonheads.
t i can barely put it into words. I've seen better looking transit vans. 
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