A unique unveiling – not to be missed!
Discussion
Little Donkey said:
Billed as part of the AMOC spring concourse in welsh Wales this weekend. Of course, it won't be new Vantage, so what else could it be?
I'll start.......Maybe a one-off pair of red chinos signed by Dr. Palmer? Yours for a million quid.
I assume it's the new Cambridge special editionI'll start.......Maybe a one-off pair of red chinos signed by Dr. Palmer? Yours for a million quid.
It's getting an (in my opinion undeserved) bashing in the main PH article
The colour is not to my personal taste, but I think that misses the point.
I think Cambridge should be applauded for their great work, both for the charity and also, a really well thought through strategy across the various series which each tie in brilliantly to the theme in question. I also think this car makes more sense when viewed alongside the other two editions than in isolation
Finally, how can anyone criticize a car that ditches the rear seats in favour of storage cubbies for matching helmets...........it's about as PH as it gets surely !
The colour is not to my personal taste, but I think that misses the point.
I think Cambridge should be applauded for their great work, both for the charity and also, a really well thought through strategy across the various series which each tie in brilliantly to the theme in question. I also think this car makes more sense when viewed alongside the other two editions than in isolation
Finally, how can anyone criticize a car that ditches the rear seats in favour of storage cubbies for matching helmets...........it's about as PH as it gets surely !
jonby said:
It's getting an (in my opinion undeserved) bashing in the main PH article
The colour is not to my personal taste, but I think that misses the point.
I think Cambridge should be applauded for their great work, both for the charity and also, a really well thought through strategy across the various series which each tie in brilliantly to the theme in question. I also think this car makes more sense when viewed alongside the other two editions than in isolation
Finally, how can anyone criticize a car that ditches the rear seats in favour of storage cubbies for matching helmets...........it's about as PH as it gets surely !
Wholeheartedly agree that it's a worthwhile cause & hope that it makes hod-loads of cash for the Charity. The colour is not to my personal taste, but I think that misses the point.
I think Cambridge should be applauded for their great work, both for the charity and also, a really well thought through strategy across the various series which each tie in brilliantly to the theme in question. I also think this car makes more sense when viewed alongside the other two editions than in isolation
Finally, how can anyone criticize a car that ditches the rear seats in favour of storage cubbies for matching helmets...........it's about as PH as it gets surely !
That said, I can't resist a little inter-service rivalry, therefore, my reaction to your 'Backseats' comment would be, 'Typical RAF, not known as, 'The Paramilitary Wing of British Airways' for nothing!!!'
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