grifterkid
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I think that Paprika and Avocado were the only truly garish colours... That's not too bad considering it was the 1970's!!!
Retrospective letters of complaint to Rover...
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The Rovering Member
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No, he didn't. A little quote mix-up there.
Willy Eckerslyke
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Ah well, mine look acceptable to me and still hold air. But I'm happy to concede that I'm in the minority in prefering them to high maintenance bling.billoddie said:Basically because "perfectly decent" is being exceedingly generous.Willy Eckerslyke said:
Willy Eckerslyke said:Ah well, mine look acceptable to me and still hold air. But I'm happy to concede that I'm in the minority in prefering them to high maintenance bling.
I think a nice set of steel wheels with classic 'biscuit tin' hubcaps are lovely but all the wheels that I have come across have been too wobbly and leaky for my liking.
The Rovering Member
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Willy Eckerslyke said:Ah well, mine look acceptable to me and still hold air. But I'm happy to concede that I'm in the minority in prefering them to high maintenance bling.billoddie said:Basically because "perfectly decent" is being exceedingly generous.Willy Eckerslyke said:
I must admit that Bruiser's Revolutions are looking very scruffy & the last quote I got for tidying them up was around the £200 mark, so they have their drawbacks. I could have a go with some wet & dry but it's a time-consuming job. Is there a drill-attachment that anybody has used on their alloys or have you all done them by hand?