Weirdest car photo on a selling website?
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Argleton said:
smn159 said:
Is he a jolly (fluorescent) green giant or is it a Father Ted/Dougal cow perspective?
Harfi88 said:
Good find, why did he even bother?!littlebasher said:
Harfi88 said:
Good find, why did he even bother?!
giltranator said:
Bizarre third photo....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124216181839
If I was in the market for a dodgy Range Rover Sport, I'd avoid that just for the lack of punctuation and the spelling.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124216181839
A1VDY said:
Stussy said:
SD_1 said:
Like the watch people who have staged photos with other very expensive objects conspicuously in the background 
Scroll down, you’ll soon work out which post it is https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
How cringeworthy some people are. Much better than that pcp'd BMW would be a huge pile of cash in the background
t of the highest order.
can't remember said:
Who ever is selling that is now getting 17 views per hour due to us all clicking on the link. Way more clicks than any other shagged out Omega. He must be thinking he's going to get a sale soon and that he may have priced too low.
I was only looking at Omega’s because I couldn’t sleep and Road Wars was on TV . I suspect that the misfire isn’t the only reason it’s not got an MOT either.MC Bodge said:
I do wonder if there would be any difference in the enthusiasm of those men if the time telling feature was actually removed.
Do they wander about sneaking an admiring peek at other men's wrist jewellery?
No difference in liking watches to liking cars as far as I can see - the cheapest models do essentially the same job as the most expensive ones.Do they wander about sneaking an admiring peek at other men's wrist jewellery?
doesthiswork said:
No difference in liking watches to liking cars as far as I can see - the cheapest models do essentially the same job as the most expensive ones.
I agree, wearing a watch you like is no different to having wheels you like on your car, or a paintjob, sports exhaust etcdoesthiswork said:
No difference in liking watches to liking cars as far as I can see - the cheapest models do essentially the same job as the most expensive ones.
I disagree, that depends on how you define the 'job' of the respective items.If the job of a car is getting from A to B as quickly as possible and having as much fun as possible, then a Corsa doesn't do the same job as an Elise.
If the job is getting someone to work dry then the Corsa might win.
If the job of a watch is telling the time then a Casio beats a Breitling. Given that a watch doesn't have much else of a function...
FA57REN said:
I disagree, that depends on how you define the 'job' of the respective items.
If the job of a car is getting from A to B as quickly as possible and having as much fun as possible, then a Corsa doesn't do the same job as an Elise.
If the job is getting someone to work dry then the Corsa might win.
If the job of a watch is telling the time then a Casio beats a Breitling. Given that a watch doesn't have much else of a function...
But the job the watch has to do can be just as varied - hence why we have dive watches, field watches, aviator watches, chronographs, gmts, dress watches, g-shocks etc.If the job of a car is getting from A to B as quickly as possible and having as much fun as possible, then a Corsa doesn't do the same job as an Elise.
If the job is getting someone to work dry then the Corsa might win.
If the job of a watch is telling the time then a Casio beats a Breitling. Given that a watch doesn't have much else of a function...
Admiring a Ferrari which can do 201mph isn't much different to admiring a Seadweller which will keep perfect time a mile under the water. I'm unlikely to need either, and a Corsa and a Casio will do the same basic function of each, but I know which I'd prefer to own.
FA57REN said:
I disagree, that depends on how you define the 'job' of the respective items.
If the job of a car is getting from A to B as quickly as possible and having as much fun as possible, then a Corsa doesn't do the same job as an Elise.
If the job is getting someone to work dry then the Corsa might win.
If the job of a watch is telling the time then a Casio beats a Breitling. Given that a watch doesn't have much else of a function...
Houses are just for keeping the rain off, clothes are just to maintain your dignity, cooking is just for providing sustenance, cameras are just for taking pictures...If the job of a car is getting from A to B as quickly as possible and having as much fun as possible, then a Corsa doesn't do the same job as an Elise.
If the job is getting someone to work dry then the Corsa might win.
If the job of a watch is telling the time then a Casio beats a Breitling. Given that a watch doesn't have much else of a function...
Functional/utility to one person, more than that to enthusiasts.
CRA1G said:
Ambleton said:
i give you a photo of a monitor on a desk, displaying a photo of a part built kit car.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/kit-car-vindicator-spri...
It's a rubbish photo....https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/kit-car-vindicator-spri...
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