Buncefield destroys 101 Vampire

Deep Purple is a group.......but 'Purple Haze' is a song, maybe thats a more fitting description?

Tom Woods uttered summat worrerz funny about:

That'll be one itchy area!

Lee D

Purple Haze sounds like an Air Freshener

Alex

Mother"

Because he could.

So - can anybody recommend a nice paint colour for my Disco (Currently Arken Gray) - Ideally I want something more visible than Dyno Rod Orange - the best I can think of off the top of my head is BMC Vermilion along with reflective strips - anybody got any other ideas?

P.

Composed by Peter De Rose in 1934. Full title is "When the deep purple falls". Nice tune. Nothing to do with Smoke on the Water, which is also a nice tune, although in a somewhat diferent style...

Purple? I'm a bit hazy on that.

On or around Thu, 22 Dec 2005 21:52:31 +0000, Tom Woods enlightened us thusly:

I tend to use "'cos". When people reply "'cos what" you can then come back with "cos lettuce".

On or around Fri, 23 Dec 2005 01:34:14 +0000, "Paul S. Brown" enlightened us thusly:

fluorescent pink with fluoro green stripes?

That describes most Landrovers I know.

DaveP

ROFL.

Lilley Plant (I think it was) in Glasgow used to use a fluorescent green

- very conspicuous. But I do like the sound of the green/pink combination - although it'll look too much like one of those club ties so beloved of our politicians.

Maybe it is all still there, what we are seeing is some very cunning camouflage :)

Eventually I shall get round to painting most of my landie a uniform shade of limestone as was supposed to be on the log book, over all the blotches and primer, but I shall still leave my doors in the strange shade of light green they came in as I kind of like it that way to be different.

Yes, very popular 'air freshener' in my old flat on Utrechtsestraat as it happens...

The RAF Mountain Rescue had a striking livery at one point, yellow chevrons across the bonnet and roof. Not the most flourescent or dazzling etc but catches the eye as it contrasts effectivley against almost everything else, with possible exception of another vehicle in same livery :)

They used yellow stripes over NATO type green, maybe a similar style in blue/yellow or red/green, whatever colours oppose (or is it complement) each other in the swatch samples.

How about an Escher theme, Landrovers negotiating streams that run uphill into each other.

All the best