Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars (Quest)
Discussion
Laurel Green said:
That's some collection - just my ticket!
www.studio434.co.ukEdited by anonymous-user on Thursday 7th February 08:35
I think the nicest thing you can say about Mr Pritchard is that he hasn't the foggiest. The MGC was a turkey from the start, panned by the press on its launch and replaced by the too little too late V8 that wasn't even their idea. Conversions had been available for ages. This 'poor man's Aston' was just bilge. They threw good money after bad on the admittedly very nice interior and replacing a perfectly nice set of alloys (I don't think they were Minilites) with expensive wires was another waste of money.
I switched off before the end, as I did with the Lancia Delta edition, as soon as they said they were going to 'wrap' it (or cover it with sticky backed plastic, as they would say on Blue Peter). I loathe fake rally cars.
I switched off before the end, as I did with the Lancia Delta edition, as soon as they said they were going to 'wrap' it (or cover it with sticky backed plastic, as they would say on Blue Peter). I loathe fake rally cars.
The moggie was a bit of a travesty compared to the one Wheeler Dealers did. I think in the same position I'd have had vinyl printed at a tenth the cost, much easier to remove. The front wheels didn't look much wider than normal either, I wonder if they had problems with clearance. Talking of wheels, shouldn't they have been cream / old English white, rather than the slightly blue modern white?
Nice polishing job on the Maserati, but it should be for the price!
Nice polishing job on the Maserati, but it should be for the price!
Zad said:
The moggie was a bit of a travesty compared to the one Wheeler Dealers did. I think in the same position I'd have had vinyl printed at a tenth the cost, much easier to remove. The front wheels didn't look much wider than normal either, I wonder if they had problems with clearance. Talking of wheels, shouldn't they have been cream / old English white, rather than the slightly blue modern white?
Nice polishing job on the Maserati, but it should be for the price!
Vinyl would have been an option, but Neil Melliard's work is amazing. Agreed about the wheel colour. I was just assuming they would have been cream. Probably a Drew choice.Nice polishing job on the Maserati, but it should be for the price!
It looked to me like the Maserati had a good detailing job done, but then someone had given it a quick polish afterwards and put a few swirls back into it. As for the price, that wasn't too bad I thought !
SydneyBridge said:
Anyone know what Drew's watch is? Really like it
Its a TAG Heuer Monaco, an iconic petroheads watch as worn by Steve McQueen in the Le Mans film. There are quite a few different versions (and a few fakes) but that blue faced one on a blue crocodile strap is the one to have. Still regret selling mine!Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff