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Preconceptions: challenged.
Still further proof of the 'everything has potential' mantra. Great stuff.
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That actually looks inredible. Everything works so well together, you can tell a lot of thought has been put into every single mod. Even the horrible headlights work really well on it. I'm also LOVING the leather-wrapped arch extensions, and those wheels....!
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I'm impressed that looks ace!
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VIP
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The car, I love.
However the overprocessed pics make it look like a p'shop or render in almost every shot.
That 'missed' rivet on the front arch also makes my OCD gland itch badly.
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EmDee
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Committer of Autrocities.
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Ha! I was wondering when that rivet would come up! I thought it was a photoshop when I first saw it (just the side view), then I noticed the other pics. For such overprocessed shots it's a bit disappointing to see the photographer and his tripod in a few of them  Still better than the phone pictures I take of my cars though! |
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unitybonez
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Wheels are WOW, but the headlights and bumper sorta kill it. Althou the bumper could do if the lights were stockerrs.
Sweet car thou. I'd drive it.
It looks like the arch got ripped off the rivet more than the rivet being in the wrong spot. Or maybe the arch got ripped cause the rivet actually is in the wrong spot, ie too far. Looks like another one is followin it soon too.
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Sent from my ouiji board.
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I agree, a small family estate has no right to look so aggro.
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Fix up, look... at that car on eBay!
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That 'missed' rivet on the front arch also makes my OCD gland itch badly. Ha! I actually winced when I saw that. But yes, on the whole, the car is ace. I really wouldn't have thought something so aggro and mean could come from such an unassuming car. Fine work. Chris |
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I must admit I nearly skipped this thread, but instead opened it with some trepidation.
To be fair, that looks a hell of a lot better than I thought it would and certainly better than any modern Pighut has any right to look!
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craig1010cc
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I love the fact that the arches finishing reminds me of the 205 GTi. But what family wagon, a cracking example if why i love this place  |
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Dom
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Nice!
Often wondered about GT bumpers put on the estate.
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Awesome. I've been toying with the idea of buying a small estate, and things like this make me even more tempted.
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funny how the simple o.e touches and some arches and wheels, and a thorough beating with the lowstick make it look so different.
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What wheels are these? Would work on 80s Peugeots quite well, I recon.
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my wings are made of Steeeeeeeel!!!
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works for me.... whata cool looking car
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Always wanted a 206 estate thought it could look cool. Now it's been done i think a 306 estate might be the way to go!
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Still better than the phone pictures I take of my cars though!
