The Camaro Club (UK)

Why do they do this???


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cheers...Nige

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Too much power...not enough hands!!

Lost on me too!

In a kind of sick way i like that

Not that i could do it if it were mine

Cheers.......Tim

P.S The little voices tell me i should have kept that to myself

I could see the point if it was for a film set 30 years in the future. Having said that, it now looks like most of the cars i've owned in the past

The thing is with this car & a lot of others trying to fake patina I guess, is that it doesn't look aged!! it looks like it's been flatted down ready for paint & just left. An aged car would have most of it's paint, albeit somewhat less shiny & the "wear" marks where the paint is worn wouldn't be all over the body, but just in places where it would naturally wear. I've never seen a car that wears its paint down to bare metal through use & neglect, I still don't get it......

cheers...Nige

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Too much power...not enough hands!!

Just another fashion victim I guess...wonder what the next trend will be for these muppets

Hi ive seen some very well done VWs and they looked sun bleached with faded shop logo on the side flat paint and slight ware marks, door handles on the tailgate ect ,with top spec running gear But were older vehicles so it sort of worked .A new car ? i cant see the point but what ever rocks your boat (ok if you have that kind of cash ?) Cheers Neil PS Thats the look ive gone for

and at a fraction of the cost too......

cheers...Nige

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Too much power...not enough hands!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pTtmH3TiWo

On the dyno...
It would appear to be adequate...