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I can't see it selling very quickly either, John Collins (Little British Sports Cars in Tamworth) recently sold a nice tidy Wedgewood for £780 with a new MoT to a new owner in Bournemouth - I did a Birth Certificate for him to pass to the owner.

Oh dear

I am not fussy but I don't like that.

Seem to remember one of our female members doing pink accessories on her car.
So could appeal to the ladies

Yeah, well. I suppose...
Honestly, never understood this female obsession with the colour PINK. Is it some sort of Pavlovian response from babyhood conditioning?
If so, why don't men hanker after LIGHT BLUE?

Discuss...

Perhaps she has a boy and a girl... The car is light blue with pink.

Who painted all those pink bits? Can't see your average woman stripping all those bits and painting them, can you?

David Aiketgate wrote: wrote:

Yeah, well. I suppose...
Honestly, never understood this female obsession with the colour PINK. Is it some sort of Pavlovian response from babyhood conditioning?
If so, why don't men hanker after LIGHT BLUE?

Discuss...

Maybe the driver is a transvestite, possible explanation for both light blue and pink.
Or they suffer from gender confusion and have had or are either planning to have the "opp"
Which raises the question of which way the change went/is to go: M to F (a lopitoffofme opperation) or F to M (an addadicktome opperation)

Not that I care what they do, so long as they don't try to do it to me.
It'd be a boring place if we were all the same!

Coffee.. Not everyone's cup of tea..

Still I'm sure someone will love it..

But can't see it fetching that price

The wheels could be plastidip and easy to peal.. Same goes for stripes etc..

Certainly looks in good nick, but REALLY?

I dont think Pink Alison would even like that wedgewood one as the colours dont gel together
Each to their own i guess

Paul, ask Alison what it is about girls and pink, please. I really want to know.

There was a small taxi firm in Carlisle for a while that ran pink cars with women drivers for women only passengers.
It didn't last long...

I think cutting your business opportunities in (at least) half before you start is not a particularly good idea.