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Bryan Young;13907 wrote: wrote:

Hi David, i am shouting, if you cant use the one already on this site i can provide another photo BRG ( HAM code) The BRG (HFF code) is a pearlescent colour not solid! and and i found out what colour "spectre" is, wait for it """"" the first two MONOGRAM CHROMACTIVE colours were Typhoon & Spectre, they are both """ Blues"""" Spectre is less vivid than the Typhoon and has a Lilac, Blue, Grey travel. they were introduced to the range in January 2004 and beleive it or not, cost an additional £1800!! ~ it is a very complicated paint system, so if anyone has one, it will be expensive to repair. said i would find it for you, and next question?? i will also ask some other F & TF owners that i know and are forum members to give you their photos. i think it is a great idea.

If you would be so kind, Brian? Garages are not available in this temp version of the website.
I will change that solid to Pearlescent.

On the colour Spectre being a monogram chromactive paint. Looking at the codes I think all the chromactive paints begin with 'I'.

Yes they are, but Spectre & Typhoon were the first two used on the MG Rover cars in 2004

David, how do i send you a photo of my MGF (the flying pig)???

I nearly bought a Typhoon TF. Noice.

Bryan Young;13914 wrote: wrote:

David, how do i send you a photo of my MGF (the flying pig)???

Just post it to the website in a post and I'll pick it up.

Thank you, i will do that

Sorry David, meant to get back to you about the link bit. What do you mean an easier way? I just cut and past the link over the text.

CJJ;13933 wrote: wrote:

Sorry David, meant to get back to you about the link bit. What do you mean an easier way? I just cut and past the link over the text.

I just thought there might be a button somewhere that did it automatically - like the 'wrap

tags around selected text' button

If you copy the link, then go to the text you want to add the link to, highlight it and click on the "Insert link" button (looks like a little globe), paste the link in and press OK, you will have the original text displayed but when you click on it it will take you to the link.

CJJ;13933 wrote: wrote:

Sorry David, meant to get back to you about the link bit. What do you mean an easier way? I just cut and past the link over the text.

I thought there might be a button somewhere that did it automatically. Like the QUOTE button.

David Aiketgate;13955 wrote: wrote:

I thought there might be a button somewhere that did it automatically. Like the QUOTE button.

Ooh deja vu!

Thanks for the heads up, Clive.