wakeydave

a mate wants to know wot u lot think about his impreza?
(he says sorry it's a bit mucky!)

very rare pictures of this car, it doesn't get out much!
sorry gaz, the pic's aren't very good

corradoboy

Nice looking car

As a note of caution. The pics clearly show the reg of the car, and combined with the industrial estate (obvious signs on buildings) could make it easy to locate if you were that way inclined. I located it within 20 seconds

N*r*a*t*n, *a*e*i*ld

16vmarc

STi lights and colour coded handles and itll be

wakeydave

followed corradoboy's advice and took the pics off! i haven't got a graphics program to blank out the number plates yet!

SC008Y_MAD

iTrader: (5)

e-mail the pics to someone who has a graphics image editing program - Photoshop

corradoboy

I'll do it for you. eMail as profile. You might want me to do the one of yours too Not so much for location this time, but to prevent possible cloning.

wakeydave

i'm gonna take better pics of his car first, when it's had a wash, cheers anyway

S.B.

Does the car have blank number plates when going along the road then

corradoboy

Most incidences of cloning occur a significant distance from the original vehicle, and there have been many cases reported where the identity of the cloned victim has been gleened from the 'net. If you wanted to clone a specific vehicle, where better to gain such info than from a site specific to the vehicle, which contains galleries full of various colours, specs, ages and models. A little caution costs nothing. As I mentioned above, I was able to locate the place where the originally posted pics were taken within a few seconds by identifying a business in the background. Should I have been the sort who wanted to acquire a silver classic without paying for it, that would be part of my job done.