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few new bits sooo.... lots of piccys in the sun
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Didz
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:48 am Up
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Ok, out and about with "D family" and she was looking good so some pics had to be done.
New bits (not all visible lol)
cat back powerflow 3"slash cut, with purpose built de-cat pipe.
Spoiler fitted.
Ph2 jets, lights were fitted last month.

opinions welcome.... but.... no im not lowering it :-P. our roads are awful. been there done that lol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


a bit trigger happy i know, but the more i see it in the sun or under a light at night the more i love the colour lol

thanks for viewing Smile

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Howey
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Looks good Smile
spike_202 wrote:
My Powerflow is quite loud but then again it's on ITBs and has a decat.

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EuroPeugeot
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:21 pm Up
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Is that plate legal?

Looking nice and shiney Smile Colour code side and bump strips?

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davek
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:30 pm Up
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With the sun at that angle I would have parked the car in front of the cottage and used that as a background - the white would make the cars stand out and careful placement of the doors/windows with compliment the photo as they are the same colour palette.

On the whole your car is clean and a lovely colour, some interesting angles taken too - well done. Love the IOM reg!

 
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Didz
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:33 pm Up
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plate, yeah why? are they not legal on the mainland like that?

Colour coded bump strips..... would love too. However due to knob heads that bump the doors i aways stay away from it and match bits too them, black light etc. saves on scuffs in the paint down them lol. Shame when you have to think like that isnt it. i always put my fingers round the door edge if its a tight squeeze.

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Didz
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:37 pm Up
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hmmnnn, yeah i think your right it does look much better against the white. i was after the view of the coastline, but it was just too bright and i couldnt seee the cam screen either. excuses aside i didnt try hard enough, or take time to set the camera up properly.... just swithed it too auto... i no .. lazy
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jdavies3
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would look the tits if it was debadged IMO
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Didz
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 1:21 pm Up
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de-badged.... hmmnnn, not something id thought of before. considered spraying some a dark grey, with front badge. will bear it in mind when thinking on any other steps, Thanks
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peachypeachez
PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 1:38 pm Up
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Looks very nice! Clean, stylish & sexy, always a good combo Smile I agree with the debadge and colour coding, but its up to you...
 



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Didz
PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 5:48 am Up
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peachypeachez wrote:
Looks very nice! Clean, stylish & sexy, always a good combo Smile I agree with the debadge and colour coding, but its up to you...

ooooh, stylish and sexy.... your making me blush Cool

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davek
PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 6:07 am Up
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Just for interest....

Isle of Man reg plates follow four basics styles:

Letter/MN - 2 or 3 numbers - single letter
(eg: XMN-28-D)

Letter/MN (space) 2 or 3 numbers/single letter
(looks like a pre 2000 UK registration plate)
(eg: JMN 206H)

Letter/MN(space)2 or 3 numbers
(eg: CMN 28)

2 or 3 numbers (space)Letter/MN
(eg: 999 BMN)


MN in the first three letters indicates Isle of Man.
MAN is also used as the first three letters.
GBM is Isle of Man's international vehicle license plate code.

 
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Didz
PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:02 am Up
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davek wrote:
Just for interest....

Isle of Man reg plates follow four basics styles:

Letter/MN - 2 or 3 numbers - single letter
(eg: XMN-28-D)

Letter/MN (space) 2 or 3 numbers/single letter
(looks like a pre 2000 UK registration plate)
(eg: JMN 206H)

Letter/MN(space)2 or 3 numbers
(eg: CMN 28)

2 or 3 numbers (space)Letter/MN
(eg: 999 BMN)


MN in the first three letters indicates Isle of Man.
MAN is also used as the first three letters.
GBM is Isle of Man's international vehicle license plate code.

^^ pretty much

although you do singles like MAN 1 etc

as a result of the MAN plates you get some silly priced ones.

F40 MAN , H20 MAN (ON A WATER BOARD VAN) T 7 MAN (TT MAN), G 71 MAN (gti man) etc etc
some1 will have A 206 MAN & 206 MAN.
A freind does have A 147 MAN. he used to own a local snooker hall.
there's loads, i could really bore you. A 996 MAN bla bla bla

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davek
PostPosted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:19 am Up
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jameso
PostPosted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 8:22 am Up
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Didz, very nice automobile! Makes mine look a little bit pefft!
My 206 is awesome, but it just doesn't cut it against this...
 

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Didz
PostPosted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 11:35 am Up
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thanks, mate. I'm sure yours is alright too, and if not i'm sure it will be eventually. Wink
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