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Oh you would be amazed at the household objects that could be improvised with......
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Well in order to find the right tool for the job, it is worth identifying the required outcome in advance...
What you trying to say, black arent nice and too common....
only joking, i understand what you mean... but they do look nice! ![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
Re: Outcome, well it is punishment, so cant be enjoyable can it, so need to know what you enjoys "include" lol
We should really stop, really... but work is really boring..
What you trying to say, black arent nice and too common....
Re: Outcome, well it is punishment, so cant be enjoyable can it, so need to know what you enjoys "include" lol
We should really stop, really... but work is really boring..
I adore them in black... but it is a pretty popular choice for colour..
Re: punishment... your right, but I lost my motivation to work a while ago...
oh lord, lead me into temptation and deliver us to evil..... he he
lol
private room for slick and nyteshade please
black cars all the way for me... look stunning when cleaned/shiney
but then i am biased
private room for slick and nyteshade please
black cars all the way for me... look stunning when cleaned/shiney
but then i am biased
the guy that made the little cars didnt do a MY01 car
so im just using that one
im leaving my bumpers as they are for now.
id love a set of cupra front and rear bumpers, but costs are a bit much so not really a nessecity at the mo
O how times change
Rebadging your car as something else is pretty lame in my view. Those people that put FR badges on when there car is not an FR, lame. Take the badges off yes. But each to there own, if that's what your into why stop at renaming your car a cupra R, why not rebadge it as an audi or S3.
Note: M badges on BMW's are put on if you have Motorsport (Msport) parts factory fitted to any BMW, they are a factory fit option. M3 badge is not though. The M badges are like Sline badges for audi's.
I dont see the point in changing badges, I have a TDI FR and would never dream of making out its a -R.
If I wanted a R then I would of bought one, I have taken my FR badges off and taken the SEAT badge off - left the TDI on as it is and always will be a TDI.
Reason I took my FR badges off was to make it look less 'special' - I don't want liitle chavs knowing its a FR cos I think it makes it look more apprealing to keying/theft. This is partly the reason why I left the TDI on too, who wants to try nick a TDI right fair.....
TDI and proud of it!
If I wanted a R then I would of bought one, I have taken my FR badges off and taken the SEAT badge off - left the TDI on as it is and always will be a TDI.
Reason I took my FR badges off was to make it look less 'special' - I don't want liitle chavs knowing its a FR cos I think it makes it look more apprealing to keying/theft. This is partly the reason why I left the TDI on too, who wants to try nick a TDI right fair.....
TDI and proud of it!
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I can understand people using badges to undrrate their cars but not overrate them. I know someone who had a mk2 golf that had had some work done. He had a 1.6 badge on there for a while, just so that all the chavs in their saxo's, think 'ah I'll have him', and then were met by a nice surprise . I think the lumpy cam probably helped, they all thought it was just running badly
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