Singer 911
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Halibuted

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90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Just read evo article on singer 911.... For me early 911's were more porno than countach and tennis 'girl' .... Have owned more modern 911's than you can safely comment on at a PHers dinner party but singer "recreations" make me go wibble, embarrassingly wibble, full pencils up nose and Calvin kleins on head.... Am I the only one or is it just a pastiche "bitsa"

jwo

989 posts

278 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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That singer in Evo was fantastic - if my numbers came up I'd definitely commission one!

hesnotthemessiah

2,121 posts

233 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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jwo said:
That singer in Evo was fantastic - if my numbers came up I'd definitely commission one!
Yep, I'd be in the queue right behind you.

The right mix of old and new. (IMHO)

ajprice

33,362 posts

225 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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I do prefer the look of any of the older 911 to the 993 onwards, the Singer is a really nice mix of the old looks and new tech.

Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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jwo said:
That singer in Evo was fantastic - if my numbers came up I'd definitely commission one!
Me too....but the important question is if the numbers came up....would it come before a F12 or an aventador?

Deerfoot

5,245 posts

213 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Halibuted said:
Me too....but the important question is if the numbers came up....would it come before a F12 or an aventador?
I`ll be in the queue as well. I wouldn`t even bother with either the Ferrari or the Lamborghini, they`re both a little vulgar beside the sublime Singer 911.

bencollins4

1,239 posts

235 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Read it properly this morning - it is a work of art and rapid too, but for the same money you could buy some pretty awesome machinery.

Dusty964

7,362 posts

219 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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No.

I would have a 904 recreation.



Ray Luxury-Yacht

8,918 posts

245 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Disagree - when I read the srticle, I melted at that car.

They're just cloud9 as far as I'm concerned.

If the lottery win comes, Singer will be on my speed dial...


Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
Disagree - when I read the srticle, I melted at that car.

They're just cloud9 as far as I'm concerned.

If the lottery win comes, Singer will be on my speed dial...
......but the thing here is I could stretch my own money without "the numbers" .....with numbers it's easy....no question, it's in the garage.... But, and I'm a complete ph'er, but would you stretch for it over something that's a bit more mainstream.....eeeek

Deerfoot

5,245 posts

213 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Halibuted said:
...... but would you stretch for it over something that's a bit more mainstream.....eeeek
Absolutely yes.

Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Deerfoot said:
Halibuted said:
...... but would you stretch for it over something that's a bit more mainstream.....eeeek
Absolutely yes.
You haven't seen my "soft spot" for manual 575s. Recorded well on another thread here. Maybe it doesn't make me a ph'er but the depreciation factor for my goddess worries the be'issus outa me

belleair302

7,010 posts

236 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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An interesting issue....no doubt a 'bespoke' car is a wonderful item to appreciate and drive, but there are so many older cars that can today be resto modified tastefully. A Porsche Dauer 962 is well up there as would be a 288 GTO. The Singer I am sure would be simply amazing but is it not too bespoke???

Deerfoot

5,245 posts

213 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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I just think the Singer is incredibly special, somehow more than the sum of its parts.


Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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belleair302 said:
An interesting issue....no doubt a 'bespoke' car is a wonderful item to appreciate and drive, but there are so many older cars that can today be resto modified tastefully. A Porsche Dauer 962 is well up there as would be a 288 GTO. The Singer I am sure would be simply amazing but is it not too bespoke???
Monkeys recreation vs singer....let the comments flow

SWoll

22,819 posts

287 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Was considering starting a thread on this very subject yesterday and never got around to it.

I've read the EVO article 3 times already, whilst only giving the McLaren P1 article in the same mag a cursory glance.

My level of want for this car is impossible to put into words, so I wont even try.

Deerfoot said:
Halibuted said:
...... but would you stretch for it over something that's a bit more mainstream.....eeeek
Absolutely yes.
Without a second thought. And I'm massive fan of the Aventador/MP4-12C/458/F12 and many other modern vehicles in that price range.

Edited by SWoll on Saturday 20th October 22:22


Edited by SWoll on Saturday 20th October 22:23

Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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SWoll said:
Was considering starting a thread on this very subject yesterday and never got around to it.

I've read the EVO article 3 times already, whilst only giving the McLaren P1 article in the same mag a cursory glance.

My level of want for this car is impossible to put into words, so I wont even try.

Deerfoot said:
Halibuted said:
...... but would you stretch for it over something that's a bit more mainstream.....eeeek
Absolutely yes.
Without a second thought. And I'm massive fan of the Aventador/MP4-12C/458/F12 and many other modern vehicles in that price range.

Edited by SWoll on Saturday 20th October 22:22


Edited by SWoll on Saturday 20th October 22:23
And vs a genuine 2.7rs? I know what I want want want singer want ........

Halibuted

Original Poster:

90 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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fk a duck....and vs monkeys recreation, b******ry bks I want one. But no comments vs monkeys car

Ferosferio

297 posts

179 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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Agree with all the sentiment surrounding Singer's recreations - pure automotive art.

A Singer 964 is firmly at the top of my wishlist.