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smart51

posted on 17/5/09 at 09:33 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by danhubbard
Hi Colin

Didnt realise it would be that simple. Should it fit without any problems?
I will call you in the morning

Many thanks


You'd best speak to Marc about that but I can't see why not. Steve's right about it looking better in the flesh.

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Wheels244

posted on 17/5/09 at 09:47 PM Reply With Quote
Colin and Steve are both right about it looking better in the flesh.

I changed my mind so many times whilst deciding on mine - it just doesn't do it any favours in pictures.

Much better and different to the other 7 clones - in my opinion.

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Steve Hignett

posted on 17/5/09 at 09:55 PM Reply With Quote
Just to add a "nasty" but "realistic" slant on things...

I think the nosecone (in pictures) looks a bit like the creature from Predator (the film with Arnie in it!) it's all gums and teeth sticking out just waiting to be knocked out cos it's so damn ugly, but - and it's a big BUT:

In the flesh, it follows the contours of the car quite well, it compliments the curves of the bonnet and scuttle (other LSIS's (Sevens)) don't have these curves - another reason why (in photos) it looks out of place!

It is a very subjective thing, and if it isn't for you, then it's never going to be for you... But don't dismiss it untill you've seen it in the flesh!


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