Why would you spend £10k on this???

Jun 18, 2006 13 Replies

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Anyone reckon it really cost anything like £10k?? Why not just do up the original written off 90 the Td5 came from?



I'm not saying anything about the looks - I don't think there is any need to!



Matt


On or around Sun, 18 Jun 2006 08:45:50 +0100, Matthew Maddock enlightened us thusly:

jes*s that's ugly.

Well if you look carefully, it says in the first paragraph that the previous owner spent *£10*, not £10,000, that's much more realistic. I can only assume that the later reference to £10,000 is a misprint.

Quite why they did that to the front I guess we'll never know. I'd have thought a TD5 would fit without all that messing about.

"THIS IS A UNIQUE RANGEROVER!!!"

Thank (insert deity or expletive of our choice here) for that!

MW

Aust> On or around Sun, 18 Jun 2006 08:45:50 +0100, Matthew Maddock

Unsurprisingly it didn't meet the reserve!

Crying out for FAB4's RR radiator.

"Matthew Maddock" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@bt.com...

I imagine Bristol might spend 10k on it so they can determine who made the abortion and hand him his P45 unless of course it was the office cleaner. I can't understand why it even got to that bid unless someone wanted the TD5. Derek you can put a monkey in a suit but its still a monkey

looks like they've put the front off an Allegro on it!

Someone was on the pipe when they did that!!!!

Ugly int even close!!!

Nige

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Subaru WRX Range Rover 4.6 HSE (The Tank!)

We might be going on a summer holiday, the Greece Ball rally!!!!

I refer the honourable gentleman back to the "plinth = art" and my "curly one on a paper plate complete with flag" thread. ;-)

Steve

There are some things that will never be aesthetically pleasing to anyone but a nutcase, turds on plates, cans of s*it and that Range Rover are certainly examples of this!

It's got a 101 Rad Grill... (or close - the difference between a 101 grill and a piece of weldmesh is... about 50 quid...)

I actually saw the 'bricks' at the Tate and did rather like it - something very "aesthetically pleasing" about it, but I can't really say 'why'.

Why don't you buy it and try to rebuild the 101 from it ;-)

Back in my amateur photography days I won second place in a club competition with a picture of some railings from a shopping centre, seems silly when written like that, some things just have to be seen.

Cans of s*it though, I think I'll pass!

Err, I mean I think I'll give them a miss!

Watneys made a mint selling cans of piss in the 70's I've redecorated many a ceiling with the party 7s Tracy Emin is an amatuer by comparison. Derek

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